ChainCatcher News, JPMorgan Private Bank’s “2026 Global Family Office Report” shows that despite the continued popularity of cryptocurrencies, 89% of surveyed family office investment portfolios have no exposure to crypto assets, and 72% do not hold gold.
Although cryptocurrencies and other digital assets are highly discussed, the vast majority of family offices (89%) remain cautious. The report notes that only 17% of wealthy families prioritize crypto and digital assets, significantly lower than the 65% who focus on artificial intelligence. On average, family offices allocate about 75% of their assets to a portfolio of public equities and alternative investments, with U.S. large-cap stocks dominating public holdings.
The report surveyed 333 family offices across 30 countries, with participants averaging a net worth of $1.6 billion.
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JPMorgan Report: 89% of Family Offices Do Not Hold Cryptocurrency, Only 17% Plan to Invest in the Future
ChainCatcher News, JPMorgan Private Bank’s “2026 Global Family Office Report” shows that despite the continued popularity of cryptocurrencies, 89% of surveyed family office investment portfolios have no exposure to crypto assets, and 72% do not hold gold.
Although cryptocurrencies and other digital assets are highly discussed, the vast majority of family offices (89%) remain cautious. The report notes that only 17% of wealthy families prioritize crypto and digital assets, significantly lower than the 65% who focus on artificial intelligence. On average, family offices allocate about 75% of their assets to a portfolio of public equities and alternative investments, with U.S. large-cap stocks dominating public holdings.
The report surveyed 333 family offices across 30 countries, with participants averaging a net worth of $1.6 billion.