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Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest bank and one of the most important in Europe, projects that Bitcoin could become a crucial component of global reserves by 2030.

According to Bloomberg, the bank highlighted, in a recent report written by Marion Laboure and Camilla Siazon, how major financial institutions are increasing their interest and gradually adopting Bitcoin, signaling a paradigm shift in the way the world views and uses these digital assets.

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Deutsche Bank's vision highlights the growing legitimacy and consolidation of Bitcoin in the traditional financial ecosystem. Although it was once considered an extremely volatile asset, today, thanks to its unique qualities, it is positioned as a serious and stable component within institutional portfolios.

The report in question predicts that cryptocurrency will continue to become even more integrated into the reserves of large corporations and banks, readjusting investment strategies and strengthening its role and impact on the global economy.

Deutsche Bank's thesis is based on a key observation: the global financial system is undergoing a process of progressive de-dollarization. In this context, central banks are looking to diversify their reserves beyond the US dollar, and Bitcoin is emerging as a viable option alongside gold. Unlike other cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of market volatility and has cemented its narrative as “digital gold”.

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