##Major Singapore Bank: Central Bank Interest in Crypto and Gold Surged Following COVID-19

 

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DBS report showed that cryptocurrencies have grown amid the COVID-19 pandemic and central banks are “troubled and intrigued” by that fact.

The Singaporean multinational banking and financial services corporation DBS Bank has compiled a report on cryptocurrencies and the recent developments in the sector. The paper noted that central banks are both “troubled and intrigued” by the growing role of digital assets in today’s world, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic.

DBS Bank: Cryptocurrencies Are Growing

Headquartered in Marina Bay, DBS Bank is among the largest banks in the region. In its recent paper on cryptocurrencies, DBS said that while they were once perceived by central banks as entirely speculative assets with little-to-no real-life utilization, they have outgrown that mantra and have “captured the investor zeitgeist.”

The COVID-19 pandemic and the actions taken by central banks have only highlighted their merits and accelerated the developments in the field, the paper added.

“Ever since central banks around the world embarked on an unprecedented expansion of their balance sheets to combat the COVID-19 pandemic-related economic headwinds, interest in cryptocurrencies, along with gold, has resurged.”

Although the paper outlined that Bitcoin’s maximum cap of 21 million makes it an enticing investment instrument or a store of value, it also brought up a poll indicating compelling results.

Nearly 35% of participants have responded that they employ BTC and other digital assets for online payments and purchases. At the same time, less than 25% of all answers go to “general interest in it as a technology, short-term investment, and long-term investment.”