56% of financial advisors are ”positive” about cryptocurrency investments following Trump's election

More than half of US financial advisors are more actively considering investing in cryptocurrencies following Donald Trump's election victory.
In a new survey conducted by Bitwise, 56% of respondents said they are more likely to invest in cryptocurrencies this year after the results of the November 5th presidential election.
The survey was conducted among 430 financial advisors from November 14 to December 20. The cryptocurrency industry is concerned that Trump will lead the U.S. into a cryptocurrency-friendly environment.
"We hope this will be helpful to our customers," said Jack Mallers, founder and CEO of Strike.
Mallers said, "Trump will launch an executive order to block Bitcoin on his first day in office."
"The United States may designate the cryptocurrency as a reserve asset," he said. According to the survey, nearly all (99%) of advisors who are already investing in cryptocurrencies plan to invest in cryptocurrencies this year.
Advisers said they plan to maintain or increase that ratio, and a similar percentage of advisors said their clients have started asking about cryptocurrencies over the past year.
Bitwise's Chief Investment Officer, Matt
Hougan said, “Advisors are now more aware of the potential of cryptocurrencies than they were before.
Meanwhile, 71% of advisors said their clients are independently investing in cryptocurrencies, and advisors see this as an opportunity for future growth.
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