According to JP Morgan’s latest e-trading survey, while digital assets are growing in popularity across some industries, most institutional traders remain reluctant to invest in crypto. The survey revealed that 71% of institutional traders have no plans to trade cryptocurrencies in 2025.
Although this is a slight drop from last year’s 78%, it shows that skepticism around digital assets remains strong.
On the other hand, 30% of institutional traders are open to engaging with crypto, showing a slow but steady rise in interest. However, digital assets are still far from being fully accepted in traditional finance.
JP Morgan asked traders, “Which option best describes your institutional work with crypto/digital coins?” Most respondents indicated they were staying away for now.
This cautious stance comes as the crypto market remains volatile and regulatory policies continue to shift. Some firms are experimenting with Bitcoin ETFs and blockchain investments, but concerns over regulation, security, and market stability are keeping most institutions on the sidelines.
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