Among companies with revenue more than $ 10 billion, this figure reaches almost 40%. 99% of the financial directors of companies with a multi -billion dollar turnover would like to use cryptocurrencies, but in the long run. Only 1% of financial directors surveyed said that their companies are not ready to use cryptocurrencies in the long run.
Despite the growing interest of businessmen in crypto actes, financial directors are careful. 43% of respondents were called the main obstacle to the volatility of cryptocurrencies. 42% of respondents doubt cryptocurrencies due to the complexity of accounting, and 40% due to the uncertainty of the state regulation of the crypto industry.
A special place in the survey was occupied by stablecoins, which become popular as a means of payment. 15% of financial directors said their companies may begin to receive stablecoins for payment for two years. Among large companies, this figure reached 24%. For 45% of respondents, confidentiality has become a key advantage of stablecoins, and 39% said that stablecoins can accelerate and reduce the cost of international calculations.
As for the blockchain, more than half of the respondents announced their readiness to use this technology to manage and track complex supplies, where many third parties are involved. The blockchain helps to monitor the movement of goods, and the transparency of keeping records in the blockchain and their immutability can simplify the checks of payments, the respondents explained.
According to Deloitte, by 2035, the global tokenized real estate market is capable of growing to $ 4 trillion. However, now the market is faced with legislative uncertainty in different countries, Deloitte experts noted.
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