Fidelity Survey Shows 23% of Asia-Pacific Investors Plan to Boost Digital Assets

Digital assets have increasingly moved beyond their earlier role as speculative investments as market infrastructure and product access improve. Fidelity International’s latest survey indicates that investors across Asia-Pacific are considering cryptocurrencies and related assets as part of diversified portfolios, with long-term growth potential emerging as a key attraction despite the sector’s volatility and regulatory risks.

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 hold digital assets, while the market ranked third in the region for willingness to add exposure. The findings point to relatively strong participation and expansion plans among Taiwanese investors as digital assets gain a firmer place in mainstream portfolios.