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Opalesque Industry Update - Cryptocurrencies appear to be taking the world by storm, but many alternative investment managers are unconvinced. A survey conducted by BarclayHedge finds that more than two-thirds of hedge fund managers have no intention of investing in cryptocurrencies.
The survey of 119 hedge fund managers and CTAs was conducted between September 11 and September 29, 2017. Managers were asked if they currently invest in or plan to invest in cryptocurrencies. Sixty-eight percent answered "No," while 24% responded that they either currently invest or plan to invest within the next six months. A further 8% replied, "We're studying the situation." "This survey allows us to distinguish between public perceptions and professional opinions of cryptocurrencies," says Sol Waksman, founder and president of BarclayHedge. "Although there is a great deal of media attention on this area, they are still far from achieving broad acceptance as a medium of exchange or a storehouse of value." In the survey, hedge fund managers were also requested to select one of the three statements below which best reflected their point of view on cryptocurrencies, "In our opinion, cryptocurrencies…"
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Not so fast: Majority of hedge fund managers skeptical of cryptocurrencies
Monday, October 23, 2017
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