According to @Andre_Dragosch, the latest Bank of America Fund Manager Survey shows only 9% of investors hold cryptoassets with an average 3.2% allocation, implying just 0.3% total FMS portfolio exposure. According to @Andre_Dragosch citing the same survey, 48% of investors hold gold with an average 4.1% allocation, totaling 2.2% exposure. According to @Andre_Dragosch, this positioning indicates institutional crypto adoption remains early, a data point traders can track via future BofA survey updates for changes in allocation.

According to @Andre_Dragosch, Bank of America's latest fund manager survey identifies 'long gold' as the most crowded trade currently in global markets (source: Twitter, May 13, 2025). For crypto traders, this signals heightened investor risk aversion and a shift toward perceived safe-haven assets. Historically, such shifts have coincided with increased volatility in Bitcoin and other digital assets as capital rotates between traditional and crypto markets. Monitoring gold positioning can help crypto traders anticipate potential inflows or outflows in the digital asset space as macro sentiment evolves (source: BofA Fund Manager Survey).