Deutsche Bank predicts that central banks will consider incorporating Bitcoin into their reserves by 2030, as part of a broader shift towards digital asset diversification. While not intending to replace the US dollar, this shift might reshape global reserve strategies and impact traditional currency markets significantly. 2030 is seen as a realistic timeframe for central banks to include Bitcoin in their portfolios, based on the bank’s study and other market trends. The report highlights the potential impact of digital assets like Bitcoin and gold on monetary policy. The trend aligns with historical observations of increased gold holdings by central banks since the 2008 financial crisis, a pattern that could pave the way for incorporating digital currencies into global reserves. The integration of these assets is seen as complementary to fiat currencies rather than replacing them completely. !