Taiwan Ranks Third in Asia-Pacific Digital Asset Investment Intent
Digital assets are increasingly being considered as part of diversified portfolios across Asia-Pacific, according to a new survey by Fidelity International. Investors cited the long-term growth potential of cryptocurrencies and other digital assets as a key attraction, signaling that the asset class is gaining broader acceptance despite persistent price volatility and its historically alternative-investment status.
The survey found that 23% of Asia-Pacific respondents plan to increase their digital asset allocations over the next 12 months. In Taiwan, 32% of investors already have exposure to digital assets, while the market ranked third in the region for willingness to add to holdings, highlighting comparatively strong local demand and growing interest in incorporating the asset class into mainstream portfolios.
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