
Virtual Asset
Virtual assets, including cryptocurrencies and digital tokens, have emerged as a significant asset category with unique investment opportunities and challenges. Unlike traditional investments, virtual assets offer the potential for substantial returns and portfolio diversification but come with inherent volatility and regulatory uncertainties.
Experiences
Industry Credential
In the virtual asset industry, Chang has established itself as a leading law firm by representing numerous technology, AI, and data companies in their investment and M&A transactions. Our credentials in this sector underscore our expertise and commitment to navigating the complexities of digital asset investments and mergers.
Collaboration
Chang collaborates closely with industry leaders to stay current with the rapidly evolving virtual asset sector. This close engagement ensures that we provide our clients with the most up-to-date information and strategic advice, enabling them to adapt effectively to ongoing changes and innovations.
Crypto Companies
Chang first represented a cryptocurrency company in 2019 and has since been retained by several others to structure their corporate frameworks and ensure compliance with legal guidelines. Today, our expertise in virtual assets is integrated into our wealth planning practice, offering comprehensive support for managing and optimizing digital asset investments.
A.I.
Our collaboration with AI data companies has elevated our private wealth practice by enhancing our capabilities in data analysis. This partnership enables us to offer advanced insights and strategic guidance, further enriching the services we provide to our clients.
Fact & Insights
For High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs), virtual assets such as cryptocurrencies typically represent a smaller, yet growing portion of their total asset portfolio. On average, cryptocurrencies and other virtual assets account for around 1-5% of their investment holdings. This percentage can vary widely based on individual risk tolerance, investment strategies, and the evolving market landscape. Despite their higher volatility, virtual assets are increasingly seen as a component of diversified portfolios due to their potential for significant returns.

