Deutsche Bank Says Good Things about Bitcoin

Deutsche Bank Says Good Things about Bitcoin

Deutsche Bank is one of the latest banks to back blockchain technology. The Frankfurt, Germany based bank has responded positively to the European Securities and Market Authority's (ESMA) call for evidence on investments using virtual currency and blockchain technology. ESMA had called upon all the stakeholders to express their views, experiences and any information on utilization of digital currency and the technology behind it for trading and recording ownership of securities. Deutsche Bank's response to the Call for Evidence issued by ESMA was published with other responses on 30th of....


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