Quote from: Rose_btc on November 15, 2019, 06:07:19 AM

Quote from: bitsurfer2014 on November 15, 2019, 06:01:29 AM

That is very unfortunate of you and I think your banking institutions are a little bit greedy! I think it would be more ideal if you had reported what you've experienced to proper authorities since it could be a fraud - on charging you excessive fee for just a mere bank statement alone.

In contrast, it is free to obtain a bank statement in my country and that document could be easily acquired after a few minutes of your request without any hassle.

In line with your narration, my only hope is that the U.S. Government, specifically their VISA requirements, will one day accept signed Bitcoin address as a way to show proof of ones financial capacity. Imho.

Ohh yes, I think even if one superpower country amongst, China, USA, Singapore, comes up with full acceptance of cryptocurrencies, others will be pressurised to legalise it, once the law comes, then use cases and adaption will automatically rise on top of it. Let's wait and watch, and meanwhile, let us all HODL!! HODL!! HODL!! HODL!!

China is already in to it. It's just a matter of when they will release there own digital currency since they already start developing there blockchain.
I'm US will not gonna let this slide and made a counter move for there rival country in terms of economy. Bakkt is the first mover in the Bitcoin ETf and
I'm sure that there still in the pipeline that US is still cooking. Maybe trump is accumulating then later will reveal that he owns 5% of bitcoin supply. Grin