Will banks ever offer bitcoin deposits?

[angchosenone]

On the off chance that they'd be on a next level of avarice, I'd say they may give it a go however very incomprehensible. The administrations are endeavoring to stop any type of communication amongst trades and banks, essentially on the grounds that they don't need any cooperation fortify between the two. Likewise, it would be somewhat unfeasible for individuals to keep their BTC in the banks since, well, the fundamental reason bitcoin is made is for individuals to be their own particular bank, so it would be amusing and envision the potential benefits you may miss. With everything taken into account, this sounds impossible and unfeasible.

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[Farahtenan]

If I think the bank will never offer Bitcoin deposits to its citizens. Yes, this is if in my country because some of the banks really hate Bitcoin's increasingly known. But I do not understand the situation in other countries.

[pushups44]

I think bitcoin will have to become much more mainstream for banks to accept it as collateral for loans and to give interest for it. I'm sure Japan has something like this. We are just a bit behind due to the fear banks have of being displaced.

[duoworld]

Fixed deposits, I don't think banks dare to do this.
If the price of Bitcoin fluctuates, if it falls sharply, people will always rush to sell it. If Bitcoin is not available at this time,
For users who store Bitcoin, this is not a friendly thing.

[Big Show]

If both fix the system then can complement each other, it is possible. I think the bank should also improve its service in order to survive and not be defeated by bitcoin. If that happens in the future, then it will be good for everyone, there will be no more debate.

[WhoWho]

yeah! it would be very profitable to everyone who HODL and it should be!
but i don't think bank will dare to do this because it could be riskier to them also due to price fluctuation..

[RokokGudangGaram]

If I think the bank will never offer Bitcoin deposits to its citizens. Yes, this is if in my country because some of the banks really hate Bitcoin's increasingly known. But I do not understand the situation in other countries.

and as far as I know, the bank will never offer bitcoin to its customers. because the bank hates bitcoin very much because the bank is also afraid that its customers turn to investing in bitcoin. hence the bank hates very much against crypto like bitcoin

[sabihanazir]

of path the bank already is aware of such matters however the bank can't take delivery of the aspect that does not materialize to emerge as warranty held like an asset. one day the financial institution will realize the huge potential and advantages presented via Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, it's miles simplest a be counted of time earlier than the majority of them can be part of the fashion, so let's hope so.

[electronus]

The prospect of receiving income from crypto-currency deposits looks very attractive. It is not excluded that the participants of the global market will be "very happy" with the possibility of opening accounts in digital monetary units. And yet some doubt the efficiency of the system of accumulating profits. After all, Bitcoin is not a fiat money, so he needs other mechanisms.

[aces777]

Even if the banks offered bitcoin deposits in the future why would you deposit your bitcoins in a bank? So that the governments can seize it at any time they want? When there is secure options like hardware wallets then why would anyone deposit their Bitcoins with a third party. Not to mention the possibility of banks getting hacked and you losing your bitcoins due to it.

[al maruf]

Bitcoin is a popular currency. But, I think this is not possible. Because the bank wants to deposit before depositing anything. Bitcoin has no position. Which can not be seen, is not in reality, Only is not available online. Therefore, the bank will not deposit on any unseen object.

[Maryqueen Finez]

I think Yes, but they might study first it well so that's not a problem for people in Deposit / Withdrawals. For me if ever it happens it will be profitable for banks and Bitcoin will be more secure by those who own it. It's possible to happen but it takes time

[SnapDown22]

We all know how risky bitcoin is. Let's imagine the most riskiest money deposit situation.
What do you think guys, will this moment ever come and banks decide to offer us Bitcoin deposits (e.g. fixed profit on 1 year deposit and etc).
This can be very, very profitable for banks if they make correct decisions.
P.S I don't mean freebitco.in's offer of holds on their wallet. I mean if official banks ever offer us this service.

it is true your opinion but itupun with the requirements of the government will legalize bitcoin as a currency that applies as a means of buying and selling new transactions deposits with bitcoin will happen

[Abubakarbinsajid]

The banks that have declared bitcoin a no-go represent 69.2 percent of the American credit card market. While this represents an overwhelming front of opposition, there are still options available for those who wish to use credit cards for altcoin purchasing.

While the major banks in the U.S., the United Kingdom, and Australia have all signed on to banning credit card purchases for altcoins, Canada’s banks have not. While there has been no statement in support of altcoins and while the banks reserve the right to revisit the issue, the largest Canadian banks have indicated that they currently do not plan to restrict credit-line purchases for altcoins, barring that the merchant networks involved accept the transaction in the first place.

[Spec_tro]

Maybe, one of the cryptocurrency wallet can use in atm

[Heopu]

I think banks will not offer Bitcoin deposits. Bitcoin is not currently under the control of any person or entity. The bank will be very difficult to control Bitcoin deposit. And in my opinion, this is unlikely.

[automaticmoney]

already banks are offering deposits in Japan and Germany. Japan banks are offering loans interest and retirement plans with bitcoin it is positive move in cryptocurrency industry

[Kamote_1102]

I don't think so. Bitcoin is meant to be used through the internet. Banks will never risk its' assets and reputation just to catch up with Bitcoin. It has its own unique way of offering service to the public. But I don't think they will accept Bitcoin deposits. unless it has been officially declared by the Government of that Country.

[eashikde]

I think they will not. Why does the banking system drive bitcoin completely? It is very financially expensive and expensive. They can apply it in some operations, but completely enter into the system, I think not

[Baraban66]

At the moment, these are very risky operations (loans and deposits in bitcoins). After some time, when the rate is stable, such services will appear in banks. Or people will be able to give credits to each other.