Wealthy Families Avoid Crypto: 89% Lack Digital Assets, Says JPMorgan

A recent report from JPMorgan reveals that a staggering 89% of family offices are not investing in cryptocurrencies, despite the ongoing hype.

According to the 2026 Global Family Office Report released by JPMorgan Private Bank, interest in both traditional and innovative hedging strategies is surprisingly low among affluent families. The findings indicate that a remarkable 89% of family offices have chosen not to invest in cryptocurrencies, reflecting a cautious approach to digital assets despite the increasing buzz surrounding them.

This reluctance to engage with the crypto market suggests a significant divide between the speculative nature of digital currencies and the conservative investment strategies preferred by wealthy families. As the financial landscape evolves, these family offices continue to prioritize stability and traditional asset classes over the volatility associated with cryptocurrencies.