The institutional reception of Bitcoins in the European Union remains sluggish, even when the United States move forward with groundbreaking cryptocurrency regulations, which try to establish BTC as a national reserve resource.
Over three weeks after the executive ordinance of President Donald Trump presented plans to utilize cryptocurrency confiscated in criminal matters to create a federal Bitcoin reserve (BTC), European companies are largely hushed on this topic.
According to Elisedda Fabreg, adviser to Brickken, the European Platform for the tokenization of assets in the European world (RWA), stagnation may result from a elaborate regulatory system in Europe.
“European corporate adoption remains limited,” said Fabrega Cointelegraph, adding:
“This hesitation reflects the deeper structural division, rooted in regulations, institutional signaling and market maturity. Europe has not yet adopted the final position towards Bitcoins as reserve assets.”
The Bitcoin economic model is conducive to early users, which can put emphasis on a larger number of investment companies to consider exposure to BTC. The assets have exceeded most of the main global assets since Trump’s election despite the recent correction.
Efficiency of assets from the victory of Trump’s election. Source: Thomas Driver
Despite Trump’s executive ordinance, only a tiny number of European companies publicly revealed Bitcoin Holdings or Crypto services. These include the French bank giant BNP Paribas, the Swiss company 21Shares AG, Vaneck Europe, Malta Jacobi Asset Management and the Austrian company Fintech Bitpanda.
A recent BitPanda study suggests that European financial institutions may underestimate the demand for cryptographic investors by up to 30%.
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The “crushed” regulatory landscape in Europe has no clarity
A slower EU adoption seems to be related to the mosaic of regulations and more conservative investment fines, Bitfinex analysts said Cointelegraph. “The European institutional landscape is more fragmented, and regulatory and conservative obstacles limit Bitcoin allocations.”
“In addition, European pension funds and large asset managers adopted the Bitcoin exhibition due to unclear guidelines and risk aversion,” they added.
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According to Iliiy Kalchev, a shipping analyst from Digital Asset Investment Platform, in addition to fragmentary regulations, in addition to fragmentary regulations of European retail investors, appetite and retail are generally lower than in the USA.
Europe “generally more conservative in accepting new financial instruments,” said the CointeLgraph analyst, adding:
“It stands clearly with a deep, liquid and relatively unified US capital market, in which the implementation of ETF Bitcoin Bitcoin was strengthened by strong retail demand and a clear regulatory green light.”
Ishares Bitcoin ETP Listings. Source: Blackrock
Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, has introduced a product in Europe from the Bitcoin exchange industry (ECtHold) in Europe, which can raise institutional trust among European investors.
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