HYPE, SUI, and UNI Stand Out in Investor Preferences

According to CoinShares' October research, in a survey involving 28 investors managing $642 billion in assets, the average allocation to cryptocurrencies rose from 1.2% in July to 1.3%. Investors are shifting towards alternative investment vehicles from traditional assets. While interest in Cardano among professional investors has decreased, projects like Hyperliquid (HYPE), Sui (SUI), Uniswap (UNI), Near (NEAR), Aave (AAVE), and Chainlink (LINK) have started to stand out. Bitcoin and Ethereum maintain their fundamental positions with a 47% share in investor portfolios. Portfolio diversification emerges as the most significant reason for investors' shift towards cryptocurrencies, accounting for 40%, while speculation has fallen below 9%. Regulatory uncertainty and internal investment restrictions are among the biggest barriers for participants who do not invest in cryptocurrencies. Those with crypto investments consider price volatility as the most significant risk. CoinShares emphasized that delays in U.S. regulations are increasing uncertainty and that the Fed's monetary policies are impacting Bitcoin prices.

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