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- Deutsche Bank reports that central banks are likely to buy bitcoin for the decade.
- The institutions accelerate the adoption of Bitcoin, with reference to their “digital gold” status.
Deutsche Bank, a large German multinational investment bank, reports that central banks will buy bitcoin during this decade when institutional adoption of digital access accelerates.
The bank’s analysis proposes that superb institutions can diversify its reserves in addition to traditional holdings such as the US dollar, which currently comprises 57% of global reserves. Bitcoin’s developing role as a “digital gold” places it as a potential store with value for national treasury.
Institutional interest in Bitcoin has already risen throughout the financial sector. Bank of Montreal and Barclays significantly increased their Bitcoin ETF holding in 2024, which signaled a broader integration among large financial institutions.
The US government is investigating establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve under President Donald Trump, with proposals to acquire up to 200,000 BTC annually. Such adoption at the supern level can accelerate similar movements from other nations.
Bitcoin’s market infrastructure has matured significantly, with stock exchange traded funds that attract more than $ 110 billion in assets under management from companies such as Blackrock. Cryptocurrency’s sinking volatility reflects Gold’s historical development from speculative access to a standard reserve.
Bitcoin’s limited range and decentralized nature has attracted institutions that seek alternatives to traditional monetary systems that central banks worldwide evaluate portfolio version strategies.
