Deutsche Bank has released a report suggesting that global central banks may include Bitcoin and gold as core reserve assets by 2030, driven by increased institutional adoption and de-dollarization trends. Economists Marion Laboure and analyst Camilla Siazon highlight Bitcoin's potential to become a new financial safety pillar akin to gold in the 20th century. Currently, central banks hold over 36,000 tons of gold, while the dollar's share in global reserves has decreased from 60% in 2000 to 41% in 2025. The report emphasizes that Bitcoin and gold will serve as complementary reserve assets to the dollar, rather than complete replacements.