[Deutsche Bank: Bitcoin May Become a Central Bank Reserve Asset Within 10 Years, Serving as a Complementary Hedge to Gold] BlockBeats News, September 22, according to a report by Coindesk, Deutsche Bank stated that by 2030, Bitcoin could appear on central banks' balance sheets, coexisting with gold as a complementary hedge asset. However, it is unlikely to replace the U.S. dollar as the primary reserve currency. Deutsche Bank (DBK) noted in a report on Monday that Bitcoin is expected to become a recognized reserve asset alongside gold within the next decade, although precious metals are likely to maintain their lead in official holdings for the time being. Deutsche Bank believes that due to the scarcity of Bitcoin and gold, as well as their low correlation with other assets, they will continue to coexist as complementary assets to hedge against inflation and geopolitical risks. The bank stated that neither Bitcoin nor gold is likely to replace the U.S. dollar, as governments will take measures to protect monetary sovereignty. Bitcoin's adoption is expected to follow a trajectory similar to gold, transitioning from skepticism to widespread acceptance, with regulation, macroeconomic trends, and time paving the way. The report noted that as investors continue to seek alternatives to traditional assets, Bitcoin could evolve from a speculative investment into a legitimate pillar of the global financial system.