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Deutsche Bank: Central Banks May Buy, Hold Bitcoin by 2030

$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...

De-Dollarization: Deutsche Bank Predicts The Future Of The US Dollar

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In an era where multipolar currencies are gaining global momentum, the US dollar is already under significant pressure to keep its reserve currency status steady. On the other hand, many countries are already in line to strip the US dollar of its current stature by either supporting de-dollarization or looking forward to transacting with other currencies. Trump’s tariff regime has further weakened the dollar, putting catalytic pressure on the currency. Will the US dollar finally be on the verge of breaking down? Also Read: Gold Remains Well Supported as Central Banks Continue To Buy Deutsche Bank Predicts US Dollar Doom Source: Watcher Guru Deutsche Bank, a leading financial giant, has predicted a new ominous prophecy concerning the US dollar. Per a new Bloomberg report, the bank stated how the US dollar may soon lose its “safe haven status” if it continues to weaken and face challenges against the changing global order. “We do not write this lightly. But the speed and scale of gl...