Bitcoin Eco ImpactComprehensive Research Report on the Impact of Bitcoin on Global Banking

Unlock a clear, executive-level view of how Bitcoin is changing global banking. This research report connects the dots between technology, regulation, and bank economics to help decision-makers prioritize investments and manage risk. It breaks down where Bitcoin challenges incumbent rails, where it complements bank services, and how it interacts with stablecoins and central bank digital currencies. Key topics include: cross-border settlement efficiency, correspondent banking disintermediation, liquidity and treasury implications, custody models, collateralization, Basel and capital considerations, operational resilience, cybersecurity, AML/KYC, sanctions screening, and reporting. Inside you will find: concise market maps of payment, custody, and infrastructure providers; quantification of fee pressure and cost-to-serve in cross-border transactions; case studies from banks piloting crypto services and blockchain-based settlement; scenario analysis for revenue, cost, and risk under multiple regulatory paths; and decision frameworks for build-partner-invest choices. Who it is for: bank executives in payments and transaction banking, treasury and ALM leaders, compliance and risk officers, corporate strategy teams, consultants, and fintech founders partnering with banks. What you get: a carefully structured PDF with plain-English explanations, 35+ charts and process diagrams, glossary of key terms, and an implementation checklist to guide internal pilots and vendor evaluations. Methodology: synthesis of public filings, on-chain data, regulatory guidance, primary interviews, and vendor benchmarks. Benefits: reduce uncertainty around policy shifts, identify new revenue lines (custody, brokerage, structured products), improve compliance readiness, and accelerate time-to-value for pilot programs. Delivery: instant digital download, single-site license, free minor updates for 12 months. Note: This report is informational and does not constitute legal, tax, or investment advice.