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May 3, 2026

Crypto’s Place in Billionaire Portfolios

A viewer asked: And what percentage of a typical client who's ultra high net worth or family office, what what percentage of that portfolio are they typically putting into crypto? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.

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What this recording covers

Claver discusses how family offices and high-net-worth individuals structure portfolio allocations toward digital assets. He notes that interest in digital assets is frequently initiated by second- and third-generation family members, whereas older principals often approach the sector with skepticism. Claver explains that family offices typically begin with an initial allocation ranging from a specific figure the recording names up to a minor portion of their total liquid wealth. He explains that institutional allocators utilize digital assets as non-correlated hedges against traditional equities and precious metals during periods of broader market uncertainty. Claver describes how family offices manage risk by balancing conventional asset exposure with digital holdings to protect total family wealth across economic cycles and preserve capital across generations.

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