Deutsche Bank stated in a recent report that both Bitcoin and gold are likely to appear on central bank balance sheets by 2030, as global monetary systems adapt to a world of rising geopolitical tensions and a weakening U.S. dollar.
In its report titled “Gold’s Reign, Bitcoin’s Rise,” the bank highlighted that Bitcoin is having a record-breaking year in 2025, surpassing $123,500 in August and nearly $125,000 in October. At the same time, gold prices have surged around 50% year-to-date, moving toward the $4,000 mark by year-end.
Deutsche Bank analysts emphasized that as the dollar loses strength, central banks face a crucial decision — whether Bitcoin can serve as a credible reserve asset alongside or even in place of gold.
The report suggests that a strategic allocation to Bitcoin could become a “modern cornerstone of financial security,” similar to the role gold played in the 20th century.
After examining volatility, liquidity, strategic value, and trust, the bank concluded that both Bitcoin and gold are positioned to play structural roles in future global reserves, signaling a historic transformation in how governments protect against inflation, currency risks, and financial instability.
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