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Crypto
Capital markets tokenisation seen leaning toward selective blockchain use over full on-chain shift
Tokenisation in global capital markets is expanding, but a hybrid model that runs alongside existing financial systems is expected to become the mainstream approach. Participants from finance and technology firms said tokenised markets are likely to develop gradually. They cited settlement efficiency and improved capital use as key benefits. They also said some functions suit on-chain execution, while personal data and legal documents are better kept off-chain.
Crypto
One in four investors in Europe\'s big four economies already own crypto, survey shows
A survey of investors in Germany, Italy, Spain and France found 25 percent have invested in cryptocurrencies, with Spain showing the highest share. The research, conducted from August 2025 to January 2026 among investors aged 18 to 70, also found 36 percent of crypto investors may invest again within five years. Low understanding was cited as a key barrier. Investors also want banks to offer crypto access and may switch banks for better services.
Finance
European investors say they would switch banks for better crypto services
A survey found 35 percent of European investors would be willing to switch their main bank if another offered better cryptocurrency investment services. The study, conducted by Boerse Stuttgart Digital among about 6,000 investors in Germany, Italy, Spain and France, indicated crypto services are starting to influence bank choice. It also found regulatory uncertainty and limited knowledge remain obstacles, while the EU’s MiCA framework was cited as boosting trust.