Institutions Managing €800B Seek Fundamental Value in Crypto
Wealth managers are questioning the link between blockchain network activity and actual financial returns for investors.
Regulation Editor: Fabricio Marcilio 1 min read
Representatives from institutions managing 800 billion euros held private meetings to discuss the crypto asset market. The primary focus for wealth managers and private bankers was understanding how ecosystem traction translates into fundamental value.
Brendan Ma of the Arbitrum Foundation reported that investors are seeking clear connections between network activity and the assets they hold. The current demand is for projects that demonstrate sustainable revenue and income statements capable of supporting investments and reinvestments.
This debate divides investors who analyze direct asset allocation from those focusing on infrastructure to create products. While the first group questions economic viability, the second seeks assets to bring on-chain such as treasury bills and private credit.
The case of the Robinhood Chain illustrates this search for concrete performance metrics. Between July and September, the network recorded 793.7 million transactions and generated 51 million dollars in fees with a significant concentration of revenue occurring over a twelve-day period.
The crypto asset sector is undergoing a maturation process to earn institutional trust. The transition of traditional assets to blockchain technology is accelerating in areas such as commodities and hedge fund strategies.
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