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$1.05 trillion asset manager Deutsche Bank says that German central banks may buy and hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets by 2030. The bank’s latest report highlights the growing interest in digital assets such as Bitcoin, as well as Gold’s recent gains in 2025, rivaling fiat. Deutsche Analysts consider it plausible that Bitcoin could complement gold as a reserve asset in the next five years.. Among the key signals for those analysts are a decreasing 30-day volatility—which reached multi-year lows in August 2025—a greater market depth, and enhanced regulatory attention in major jurisdictions. Marion Laboure, Analyst at Deutsche Bank Research, even stated that she could see Bitcoin becoming “digital gold” in the next few years, something that Strategy CEO Michael Saylor has preached throughout the past years. This hypothesis by Deutsche Bank could become a reality, so long as regulatory clarity in the USA, EU, and Asia continues to become clearer. With the US al...

The US dollar seems to be in great jeopardy from the start of the year. The year 2025 has ushered in great instability for the US economy, spurred primarily by the US’s rising trade war narrative. President Donald Trump is adamant about imposing tariffs on nations that do not comply with the trade norms laid down by the United States, sparking widespread volatility in the US dollar’s global status. This development has led to the US dollar falling, with nations pivoting to “non-reserve currencies” to save face. Will this phenomenon destabilize the USD to a greater extent and usher in de-dollarization? Let’s find out. Also Read: Gold to Surge 10.7% by May 2025 – Safe-Haven Demand Drives Price to $3,448.54 USD Erosion Continues To Gain Speed Source: Twitter / @CRYPTO_TAG The US dollar is declining rapidly, displaying shaky metrics amid a rising trade war narrative. Per an article by Kitco, the US dollar is gaining new competitors, contenders that are vying for its reserve curr...

Bitcoin (BTC) has reclaimed the $65K level after a 2% pump in the last 24 hours as the meme coin market, led by Shiba Inu, surged 17%. Bitcoin soared to a 2-month high to trade at $65,485.14 as of 2:34 a.m. EST, pushing the flagship crypto’s market cap to above $1.29 trillion. BTC was buoyed by inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) that surged to $365.7 million on Sept. 26, the highest since July 22’s $486 million. Risk-on appetite in crypto markets returned after China boosted market sentiment earlier in the week with a package of stimulus measures that included a rate cut. That followed a 50 basis point rate reduction by the Federal Reserve on Sept. 18, its first in more than four years.  QCP Capital said on Sept.25 that ”the stars are aligning” for the global macro environment, with all major central banks except the Bank of Japan ready to inject liquidity into the global market to support growth “The macro space continues to...