Deutsche Bank reports over 50% of U.S. consumers see crypto as a key asset class, with 65% believing it could replace cash.
Only 18% expect stablecoins to thrive, while 42% predict they will fade, despite some being backed by fiat.
Bitcoinâs future remains split with 40% believing it will thrive, and 38% thinking it could disappear.
A recent Deutsche Bank report reveals that fewer than 1% of U.S. consumers now see cryptocurrency as a fleeting âfad.â Over half of respondents view crypto as a crucial asset class, and 65% think it could eventually fully replace cash. Despite this positive outlook, questions remain over Bitcoinâs future and the stability of stablecoins, with conflicting predictions for their long-term viability.
Cryptoâs Growing Acceptance, Yet Stablecoin Worries Linger
The recent DB report shows a significant decrease in skepticism compared to past years. Most of those surveyed see crypto as an important asset class and payment method, with 65% predicting it could potentially replace cash. The bankâs survey, conducted in March and July, encompassed over 3,600 consumers from the U.S., U.K., and Europe.
While this rising acceptance is encourâŠ
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