Rich Asian families and their investment weapons quickly increase their exposure to the crypto, driven by solid market yields, favorable regulations and the perception that digital assets are now an essential element of diversified portfolios.
The main dishes to remember:
- The offices of the Asian family pour capital into the crypto, with Nextgen, the collection of more than $ 100 million in months.
- UBS says that Chinese family offices plan to raise cryptographic exposure to 5% of portfolios.
- Heritage managers report a passage from small allowances to advanced strategies such as arbitration.
Jason Huang, founder of NextGen Digital Venture, based in Singapore, said that his business had raised more than $ 100 million in a few months for his new vehicle in long -term cryptographic actions, the next generation II fund.
“Our investors – mainly family offices and internet entrepreneurs or fintech – recognize the growing role of digital assets in diversified wallets,” said Huang. His first fund, Wound Down last year, had returned 375% in less than two years.
UBS: Chinese family offices plan to raise exposure to 5% cryptography
The growing allowance is also noted by large banks. UBS said some foreign Chinese family offices planned to increase the exposure of cryptography to around 5% of their assets.
“Many people from second and third generation of family offices are starting to find out and participate in virtual currencies,” said Lu Zijie, head of wealth management at UBS China.
The Bitcoin rally, which exceeded $ 124,000 this month, amplified enthusiasm. President Donald Trump’s administration recently advanced the Pro-Crypto engineering law, while Hong Kong stable legislation has strengthened regional trust.
“The momentum has definitely built, and I think it is a function of the general maturity of the asset class,” said Saad Ahmed, head of Asia-Pacific at Gemini.
Heritage managers have noted a change in mentality. A few years ago, family offices considered digital assets as an optional allowance; Today, they consider the crypto as essential.
“Last year, they started diving their feet into the Bitcoin ETF … Now they started learning the difference to keep a token directly,” said Zann Kwan, CIO of the Reco digital family office based in Singapore.
Some family offices also adopt more complex strategies, going beyond purchase and maintenance. Lighthouse Canton, a Singapore wealth manager, said customers explored basic transactions and arbitration.
Giselle Lai de Fidelity International has added that Bitcoin is now treated as coverage against macro uncertainty, noting its weak correlation with shares and obligations.
Hashkey Exchange sees an 85% increase in users in the middle of the crypto arrow
Exchanges benefit from the trend. The Hong Kong hashkey Exchange reported an 85% leap in annual shift users in August 2025.
In South Korea, commercial volumes out of the three largest platforms have increased by 17% so far this year, the average daily turnover amounts more than 20%.
As indicated, the South Korean authorities raise restrictions on institutional trade and prepare to approve the cryptographic ETF of the country’s first point.
The administration of President Lee Jae Myung also works on a stablecoin framework set at the Korean Won, signaling a more open approach to digital finance despite the latest borders.
Last week, Dunamu, the operator of the largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea Upbit, unveiled a new daycare service for business customers and institutional, as regulatory green lights for virtual asset investments are raising growing demand for secure storage solutions.
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