Will banks ever offer bitcoin deposits?

[Cryptotissue]

Looking at how technological advancement keeps increasing as days pass by, there is a possibility that some banks will some day allow their customers to deposit their bitcoin. Some banks are trying to adopt into the  new technological advancement like the blockchain technology. They are thinking of using blockchain to keep their records and datas....

[Wonderced]

yes, we offer deposits who people came up banks and will recognize the offer for bitcoin and for that maybe will still have an idea to deposit or not, people will let know deposits if will come in the banks.

[BitcoinConte]

banks can offer and work with bitcoin if someone take the sole responsibility of price falling.

[Ryanpaul80]

This is possible.  but in my own opinion other monetary currency will not allow bitcoin to be deposited in the bank
The power of cryptocurrencies is causing more and more major players to take notice. 

[ricatop]

not banks, but soon what the author wrote about can become a reality. in September we all learn the truth

[Barbara Onio]

High Availability The bank will apply blockchain technology for its outstanding advantages, and they will produce a bank's own electronic currency. The currency they can manage is the value of that electronic currency.

[Sexie]

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.

Some banks  already in Europe already accepting bitcoin deposits  through credit cards designed for bitcoin or other crypto currencies that you can spend  or withdraw them into cash. Mostly banks in Canada , America and germany also accepting bitcoin. I think banks used only for banking bitcoins that are for exchanges matter. I think it so risky for the banks to consider it  as deposits because of  volatility. However, it will depends somehow upon their policies.

[Haliburton]

Nature of bitcoin value is very much volatile.  Some time it reached to the high price of $20000 but now hovering @ around 6k.  So if the bank accepts it as  deposit; what will be the base amount on which the bank will be offering interest.  It is very difficult task.

There is another problem; suppose I go to the bank with one btc fixed deposit in December 2017 when the price was very high.  Bank accepts it a fixed deposit but at the time of payment the price of btc falls to 6000.  Then what will be the amount which the bank will be repaying.

though the solution to this may be ; the Bank pays interest on the average price of the bitcoin during the year.  Also bank repays one btc for one btc. 

Volatility is what kills Bitcoin, in my own opinion, since it cannot be used as a stable currency for payments. It's quite hard or nearly impossible for a Bank to simply offer Bitcoin deposits to its customers, since the risk is too high. They could easily lose a lot of money within a short time frame if Bitcoin prices fall, making this a bad idea for them.

Maybe, in the future, it could not be Bitcoin but instead a digital currency pegged to a stable fiat currency. Such digital currency could be Tether, DAI, or even Stronghold Dollars (Stellar/Lumens). They're ideal for bank deposits because they're stable and do not fluctuate widely in price unlike Bitcoin. In addition, they have all the benefits of cryptocurrencies such as security, transparency or privacy, and even borderless payments.

Therefore, Bitcoin is highly risky for Banks to adopt them, which is why I think that they would adopt stable digital currencies more than volatile ones like the former.

[shittypro]

Well i think that could be happen in the future. Banks sooner or later should be adapt with bitcoin [ hoping that if the government already legalized bitcoin in to the country ] pretty sure that will win solution for the bitcoin holder and the banks. But the chances of that to happen is very small. Since on observation there are still many against in bitcoin

[Megazord]

Filipinos are already considering such a variant of events and soon enough a large number of banks will come to this because it will attract new investors

[kriptowitch]

Today, there are already a certain number of banks that offer their services in the form of Bitcoins. I think that their examples will be followed by many, but yesterday's dream has become a reality

[Salvo Mazzanti]

I guess China has influence on crypto merely because of its population

[Naelanikor]

I think it is a difficult question. Financial system of states try to be independent from cryptocurrencies and they don't want to lose their money that cryptomarket will take from them

[aggeyysido]

The question is difficult, but why not? I don't think that's a very surreal combination of events. This cryptocurrency is the future.

[chrisnewsome]

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.

I think that banks will not ever offer bitcoin deposits to us since it will devalue our current currency around the world. It will interrupt the flow of economy because of this; the rate of inflation will rapidly increase; and the banks will be a source of destabilization of he government. We all know that government get his revenue by collecting taxes from its citizens. By letting the banks offer bitcoin deposits, the people will be encouraged to deposit their money there instead of depositing it in a normal deposit bank.

[agnostos]

Today, there are already a certain number of banks that offer their services in the form of Bitcoins. I think that their examples will be followed by many, but yesterday's dream has become a reality

It is good to see that there are some services that uses Bitcoin blockchain technology, they want to improved their technology. I don't think banks would support bitcoin, its price is not stable and very unpredictable.

[mmo4me.2016]

Bank can only allow the bitcoin and altcoin deposits as assets to hold, Bitcoin and altcoin can not become Currency, due to large fluctuations!

[Pan Troglodytes]

Today, there are already a certain number of banks that offer their services in the form of Bitcoins. I think that their examples will be followed by many, but yesterday's dream has become a reality

It is good to see that there are some services that uses Bitcoin blockchain technology, they want to improved their technology. I don't think banks would support bitcoin, its price is not stable and very unpredictable.

Some of the instruments allow investors (and banks as intermediary agents) to make profit exactly from that: that the price is unpredictable and unstable. Future contract for instance are one of them and it may be the reason that bitcoin future contracts has been embraced by banking community.

[MalcolmBee]

Banks are as of now making cooperative associations with advanced resource trades and blockchain systems that use digital forms of money. Driving cryptographic money trade Bittrex reported today that it's starting fiat exchanging for Bitcoin,

[Syarief28]

You want to exchange bitcoin at a bank which means you have to be willing to pay a very high amount in the bank exchange rate. Banks and bitcoin are not the same thing. The physical currency and crpyto currency are two different things.
so I don't think it will benefit them!