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Deutsche Bank, with $1.05 trillion in assets under management, has suggested that central banks could begin buying and holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets by 2030.
In a new report on the future of digital assets, the bank highlighted Bitcoin’s increasing adoption as a store of value, its growing liquidity, and the maturing regulatory environment as key factors that could make it appealing to sovereign institutions.
“Bitcoin’s trajectory as a non-sovereign reserve asset is becoming harder to ignore,” the report noted. “By the end of this decade, it is plausible that some central banks will diversify a portion of their reserves into Bitcoin alongside gold and foreign currencies.”
Analysts point out that such a shift could significantly reshape global finance, potentially legitimizing Bitcoin as a macroeconomic tool and further driving institutional adoption.
This projection aligns with recent trends of nation-states exploring Bitcoin strategies and private institutions increasing their allocations to the cryptocurrency.
