[Survey: Average Digital Asset Allocation Among Fund Managers Rises to 1.3%] CoinShares' October survey of digital asset fund managers shows that the average allocation to digital assets in their portfolios rose to 1.3% from 1.2% in July. Investors are shifting from stocks and bonds to alternative assets such as commodities and digital assets, rather than cash. Diversification has become the primary motivation for investing in digital assets, accounting for 40% of all responses, while speculative motives have fallen to fifth place, accounting for less than 9%. Bitcoin remains the asset with the best growth prospects, with Bitcoin and Ethereum combined accounting for 47% of holdings in responses. Altcoin preferences are shifting towards newer tokens such as SUI, NEAR, AAVE, HYPE, UNI, and LINK, while views on Ethereum and Solana have also improved slightly. For those who have not yet invested, regulatory concerns and internal company restrictions remain major obstacles.