Deutsche Bank: Central banks may include Bitcoin and gold as key reserves by 2030

PANews reported on October 10 that according to Bloomberg, Deutsche Bank said that the central bank may include Bitcoin and gold as key reserves by 2030. Research points out that central banks turned into net buyers of gold after the 2008 financial crisis. Currently, central banks around the world hold more than 36,000 tons of gold. The U.S. dollar’s share of global reserves has dropped from 60% in 2000 to 41% in 2025, driving gold and Bitcoin ETFs to record net inflows of US$5 billion and US$4.7 billion respectively in June. The report stated that digital assets should be "complementary" to legal currencies and emphasized that Bitcoin will not replace the U.S. dollar; JPMorgan also estimated that stablecoins may bring $1.4 trillion in new U.S. dollar demand by 2027.
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