Analysts of Japanese financial giant Nomura have discovered that Bitcoin could contribute 0.3% additional GDP in Japan .

In a note translated by Business Insider, Yoshiyuki Suimon and Kazuki Miyamoto welcomed the positive effects on consumer spending resulting from the large number of Japanese people holding Bitcoin.

Optimism capitalizes on the Japanese Bitcoin Escape this year, which saw the country take the lead position in Bitcoin-to-fiat trading, as well as adopt regulatory frameworks to support the implementation of Bitcoin in its economy.

Following the strengthening of its legal position, Bitcoin has accelerated in such proportions that Nomura suggests that holdings could have a "measurable effect" on Japan's GDP.

"The magnitude of this increase in assets can hardly be ignored," says Bitcoin WTH.

The sentiment strongly contrasts with the new cycle of catastrophism that surfaced in mainstream media in the United States this week. Dennis Gartman and Sean Boyd, CEO of Gold Mining, both told CNBC last week that investors will look for a return to gold once Bitcoin's characteristic volatility will prove too cumbersome for them

. for BTC, but could not specify when this was likely to occur.

Separately this month, the central banks of Poland and Denmark have both strongly warned consumers not to invest in cryptocurrency.