23% of Large Financial Companies Admit Their Desire to Use Cryptocurrencies

Among companies with revenues exceeding $10 billion, nearly 40% are planning to incorporate cryptocurrencies. However, 99% of CFOs from these companies expressed interest in using cryptocurrencies, but only in the long term. Just 1% of respondents stated that their companies are not considering adopting cryptocurrencies in the future.

 
Despite the growing interest in crypto assets among entrepreneurs, CFOs remain cautious. 43% of respondents identified cryptocurrency volatility as the main obstacle, 42% are concerned about the complexity of accounting, and 40% are worried about the uncertainty of government regulation in the crypto industry.

 
A key focus of the survey was stablecoins, which are gaining traction as a payment method. 15% of CFOs said their companies might start accepting stablecoins within the next two years, with 24% among large companies. For 45% of respondents, confidentiality was the main advantage of stablecoins, while 39% believe they could significantly speed up and reduce the cost of international transactions.

As for blockchain, more than half of the respondents expressed a willingness to use this technology for managing and tracking complex supply chains involving multiple parties. Blockchain helps track the movement of goods, and the transparency and immutability of records can simplify payment verification.

 
According to Deloitte's forecast, the global market for tokenized real estate could grow to $4 trillion by 2035. However, the market is currently facing legislative uncertainty in various countries, as noted by Deloitte experts.