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July 31, 2017, 06:54:39 AM |
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Falcon Private Bank has become the first Swiss bank to offer customers bitcoin and crypto asset management services, in cooperation with Bitcoin Suisse AG, an asset manager and financial service provider specializing in crypto-assets. The bank allows customers to buy, hold and sell bitcoin. In your opinion, in what European country will be the next bank offering Bitcoin?
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JorisK
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July 31, 2017, 06:59:39 AM |
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Luxembourg will hop on the train for sure.
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July 31, 2017, 09:43:33 AM |
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We do need this kind of services presently as lots of people having trouble keeping their cryptos online in the fear of hack. Hopefully they'll store them offline.
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Pe4kin
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July 31, 2017, 10:58:03 AM |
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Swiss banks to entrust his money is not worth it. European especially.
No one can guarantee that declare this money is dirty and all-consuming.
Keep your money in your wallet. Why do they give people who can you take?
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Juggy777
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July 31, 2017, 11:02:14 AM |
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Falcon Private Bank has become the first Swiss bank to offer customers bitcoin and crypto asset management services, in cooperation with Bitcoin Suisse AG, an asset manager and financial service provider specializing in crypto-assets. The bank allows customers to buy, hold and sell bitcoin. In your opinion, in what European country will be the next bank offering Bitcoin?
You should have quoted the link along with the post. Well so does that mean that swizz accounts that can be used to stash illegal money by people allowing it to do this time by using Bitcoins. Well that's nice and there is no doubt this, but I do hope people don't get entangled in a mess, and not use it to hide illegal money, I hope they do proper verification, next country could be UK post brexit I feel.
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Kyraishi
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July 31, 2017, 11:07:57 AM |
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Falcon Private Bank has become the first Swiss bank to offer customers bitcoin and crypto asset management services, in cooperation with Bitcoin Suisse AG, an asset manager and financial service provider specializing in crypto-assets. The bank allows customers to buy, hold and sell bitcoin. In your opinion, in what European country will be the next bank offering Bitcoin?
Source: https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/zurich-based-bank-offers-bitcoin-and-crypto-asset-management-services/Well i somewhat agree with iram here because we probably don't need more financial products involving bitcoin. What we really need is merchants that are willing to accept bitcoin directly, instead of converting it back to fiat first before accepting. But still, this could be a gateway in which people can take to get to know about bitcoin. Plus to be offered in banking products in Switzerland means that bitcoin is literally gaining reputation, and is now a very real competitor of gold and silver. And the thing that nobody is mentioning - the Swiss SEC essentially has approved these products which is great.
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July 31, 2017, 11:12:19 AM |
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I don't know about specifics and whether some bank used to offer Bitcoin managing service but we had some bank-bitcoin integration going on before. Norway's largest internet bank has earlier this year added a feature which links bitcoin accounts to the company's web bank platform. Source: https://news.bitcoin.com/norways-online-bank-bitcoin-accounts/
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July 31, 2017, 11:15:54 AM |
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Falcon Private Bank has become the first Swiss bank to offer customers bitcoin and crypto asset management services, in cooperation with Bitcoin Suisse AG, an asset manager and financial service provider specializing in crypto-assets. The bank allows customers to buy, hold and sell bitcoin. In your opinion, in what European country will be the next bank offering Bitcoin?
Is this news accountable properly? If true then I will be very confident that the future bitcoin will be acceptable in many big financial institutions. With increasing confidence in bitcoin then this is good for the growth of bitcoin is so positive. Investing in bitcoin is an option for everyone in the future.
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July 31, 2017, 12:16:01 PM |
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Falcon Private Bank has become the first Swiss bank to offer customers bitcoin and crypto asset management services, in cooperation with Bitcoin Suisse AG, an asset manager and financial service provider specializing in crypto-assets. The bank allows customers to buy, hold and sell bitcoin. In your opinion, in what European country will be the next bank offering Bitcoin?
Is this news accountable properly? If true then I will be very confident that the future bitcoin will be acceptable in many big financial institutions. With increasing confidence in bitcoin then this is good for the growth of bitcoin is so positive. Investing in bitcoin is an option for everyone in the future. Yes, Falcon is an established private bank that is building competitive advantage through a "digital first" strategy.
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ivrynx
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July 31, 2017, 04:02:14 PM |
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this only means thay bitcoin is getting more trusts from other institutions, now that swiss bank accepted bitcoin, hopefullg the rest will follow, since the swiss bank will not enter i to a venture knowing that cryptocurrency will fail. hope other banks will do thr same, specifiaclly banks in the ASEAN region.
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July 31, 2017, 04:35:57 PM |
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After what happened with Greece, I lost all trust that I might have had in banks. They nearly caused a global economic meltdown with their Fractional-reserve banking practices, so why should we trust them with out bitcoins? The best method to secure your bitcoins, is to have full control over your private keys and not to trust third parties. Banks can raid your safe deposit boxes, so I would not even store my private keys with them.
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KseniiaD (OP)
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August 01, 2017, 10:55:40 AM |
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this only means thay bitcoin is getting more trusts from other institutions, now that swiss bank accepted bitcoin, hopefullg the rest will follow, since the swiss bank will not enter i to a venture knowing that cryptocurrency will fail. hope other banks will do thr same, specifiaclly banks in the ASEAN region.
I agree with you. And I also think that it is a sign that "Bitcoin Bubble" won't bust in the nearest future
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wellsontheja
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August 01, 2017, 11:52:08 AM |
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Indonesia i hope in indonesia that will happen even if i know that's still long enough to happen.
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August 01, 2017, 12:33:36 PM |
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Falcon Private Bank has become the first Swiss bank to offer customers bitcoin and crypto asset management services, in cooperation with Bitcoin Suisse AG, an asset manager and financial service provider specializing in crypto-assets. The bank allows customers to buy, hold and sell bitcoin. In your opinion, in what European country will be the next bank offering Bitcoin?
Maybe England is the next one coming but in the case of Asian adopters Japan and korea is likely to set up one first, now that Fork is coming I'm sure adoption will be much easier for any country be it europe or Asian.
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August 01, 2017, 12:41:35 PM |
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I am pretty sure it will be another European country next. It is good news. But as other people have already told I wouldn't deposit my bitcoins into banks. I don't trust as well.
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August 01, 2017, 01:23:18 PM |
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I am sure that this can be one of the countries of Eastern Europe. For example, Estonia. There the government instills programming skills from childhood. It is also very easy to open a company without travel to Estonia.
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