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Keeping digital assets out of an investment portfolio is itself an active investment decision, as wealthy investors increasingly consider how much exposure to cryptocurrencies they should have, according to Gerald Goh, co-founder and Asia-Pacific executive chairman of digital asset banking group Sygnum. "The decision not to include digital assets, so staying at zero, let's also be clear, that is an active decision," Goh said at the World Digital Assets Forum 2026 in Seoul on Monday. Speaking dur
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Upgrade this serverKeeping digital assets out of an investment portfolio is itself an active investment decision, as wealthy investors increasingly consider how much exposure to cryptocurrencies they should have, according to Gerald Goh, co-founder and Asia-Pacific executive chairman of digital asset banking group Sygnum. "The decision not to include digital assets, so staying at zero, let's also be clear, that is an active decision," Goh said at the World Digital Assets Forum 2026 in Seoul on Monday. Speaking dur
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