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Deutsche Bank: Stablecoin set to become mainstream financial system
Zetta Hannany, Dhika Priambodo
May 15, 2025 9:55 PM

NEW YORK – Deutsche Bank forecasts that stablecoins, a type of digital currency whose value is stable because it is pegged to certain assets such as the US dollar or gold, will soon become part of the mainstream financial system.
This was stated by Deutsche Bank in a thematic research report authored by Marion Laboure, the bank’s thematic research director, and analyst Camilla Siazon.
In their presentation, they said stablecoin usage is expected to expand further this year, alongside efforts by the US to promote cryptocurrency market regulation through legislation currently being drafted.
According to markets.businessinsider.com on Thursday (15/5), stablecoins are decentralised digital currencies traded on blockchain networks—similar to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and various “meme coins” such as Dogecoin and US$Trump.
However, what distinguishes stablecoins is that their value is pegged to stable assets such as the US dollar or gold.
For example, one stablecoin may be worth one US dollar, with its value tracking fluctuations of the underlying asset.
The most well-known stablecoin today is Tether, which has a market capitalisation of about US$150 billion according to CoinMarketCap data.