Markus Mueller, Director of Deutsche Bank, suggested that "governance" that would legitimize crypto investments could exist in "five to ten"

Originally in an interview with Bloomberg on Monday, January 29, Mueller warned against the current investment in cryptocurrency as being solely for those who "invest speculatively" while calling on companies to work together.

"Once the security and the corresponding trust have been created, crypto-occurrences can be evaluated and evaluated as established asset classes," he predicts.

"It is possible that the required governance exists in five to ten years."

Deutsche Bank has traditionally adopted a bearish position on cryptocurrencies as rising prices , warning in December that a large drop in Bitcoin was "spread like a small problem" by the financial markets.

The lack of volatility of traditional stocks has sparked investor interest in riskier assets such as Bitcoin, fellow analyst Deutsche Bank Masao Muraki determined in a note to the mid-January

"Now, a growing number of institutional investors are looking at cryptocurrencies as the frontier of risk-taking to assess the sustainability of asset prices. He writes:

Germany continues to lag behind the treatment of cryptocurrencies at the consumer level, in sharp contrast to initiatives in other countries, such as neighboring Switzerland.

, the head of the country's central bank has nevertheless prevented British and US lawmakers from letting the World Economic Forum 2018 know that the regulation of cryptocurrency should be an international effort Common