McKinsey Global Institute said in its report The Global Balance Sheet 2026 that global household wealth increased by $40 trillion in 2025 to reach $570 trillion, a 7.3% annual gain. The report did not mention cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, or digital assets. It said only 20% of the increase came from real capital formation, while 58% to 60% was driven by asset price inflation, with stock markets in the United States and Canada serving as the main engine. Techub, citing CryptoBriefing, noted that crypto was still left outside McKinsey’s analytical framework even though the global balance sheet stood at $1.8 quadrillion.
McKinsey Global Institute said in The Global Balance Sheet 2026 that global household wealth rose by $40 trillion in 2025 to $570 trillion, up 7.3% from a year earlier. The report did not mention cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, or digital assets.
The report said only 20% of the wealth increase came from real capital formation, while 58% to 60% came from asset price inflation. Stock markets in the U.S. and Canada were identified as the main driver. Techub, citing CryptoBriefing, said crypto still was not included in McKinsey’s analytical framework even though the global balance sheet reached $1.8 quadrillion.
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