Walt Disney, Fox Corporation, and JP Morgan are among a listing of 20 publicly traded The states companies with some level of exposure to crypto and digital avails, based on data past Banking company of America, or BofA.

According to a BofA report published on Monday, companies like Morgan Stanley, Signature Banking concern and Warner Music Group also take some exposure to digital assets.

In all, the xx firms identified by BofA have their stocks rated equally either "Purchase" or "Neutral" by America's second-largest bank by assets under direction.

Every bit part of the study, BofA categorized these companies as seeking significant market value growth by interacting with digital avails.

According to a previous Cointelegraph report, BofA'south recently published certificate offered a bullish outlook for cryptocurrencies, including nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, and decentralized finance, or DeFi.

BofA also argued that the digital asset space could not be ignored for long and that decentralized technology volition proceed to permeate several aspects of man life.

"In the near futurity, you may use blockchain engineering to unlock your telephone; purchase a stock, firm or fraction of a Ferrari; receive a dividend; borrow, loan or save money; or even pay for gas or pizza," an extract from the report reads.

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Nevertheless, BofA identified regulatory uncertainty as one of the biggest near-term hurdles for the nascent digital asset space.

Crypto laws continue to remain a focus of regulatory agencies around the world with a mixed purse of favorable and stringent measures existence adopted past financial watchdog agencies across several jurisdictions.

In the United States, several policymakers have called for more robust crypto regulations that critics say could stifle innovation in America. The banking giant besides used the occasion of the written report's publishing to launch its digital asset enquiry division. Indeed, dorsum in July, Cointelegraph reported that BofA was gearing up to create a crypto inquiry squad.