Deloitte: 99% of CFOs Plan to Invest in Cryptocurrency

According to a survey conducted by Deloitte in Q2 2025, nearly 99% of Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) at billion-dollar companies plan to use cryptocurrency in business operations over the long term.

The survey, which included 200 CFOs from companies with annual revenue exceeding $1 billion, found that 23% expect their treasury departments to use crypto for investments or payments within the next two years. Among executives at firms with over $10 billion in revenue, that figure rises to nearly 40%.

Respondents from companies with over $10 billion in revenue were more likely to check the box in favor of crypto use. Nearly one in four (24%) said their finance departments are likely to invest in volatile cryptocurrencies in the next two years, the report notes.

Despite the impressive figures, CFOs remain cautious. Price volatility tops the list of concerns, with 43% of respondents citing it as the main barrier to adopting digital assets.

Other major concerns include:

• the complexity of accounting (42%);

• regulatory uncertainty (40%), especially given shifts in U.S. policy.

Despite these concerns, more CFOs are considering direct investment in cryptocurrencies. 15% said they plan to invest in digital assets within the next 24 months, and among large-cap companies, this number rose to 24%.

See also: "Tether Earned a Record $4.9 Billion in Q2 2025"

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