Quote from: AndySt on Today at 10:54:58 PM

Quote from: CarnagexD on Today at 10:34:35 PM

I'm seeing banks as not completely dying once bitcoin gains traction over mainstream media but wiuld take measures to integrate themselves to the new world. Like what the OP stated, they can set a buy crypto with us now, pay it later scheme to help investors jumpstart or boost their portfolios while still keeping their commerce alive. They wouldn't be easy to go down especially if we consider the fact that most banks have been here before our grandmas were born. Not that it's a good thing, but not a bad thing either. So unless we create or discover a complete replacement for banks, this is what I assume will be the case for the years to come.

It seems that even now payment transactions and payment acceptance are not the main source of income for modern banks, so I think the idea of a threat to the banking sector coming from cryptocurrencies looks a little far-fetched. There are payment services for such things, and that's where you can look for potential conflicts of interest. Banks, as financial organizations that accumulate financial resources and issue the necessary amount to their customers, remain afloat and, if allowed by regulatory state organizations, will also lend cryptocurrencies.

Of course, if only relying on payments and receiving payments will not make the bank grow and become a bank with very much wealth, the bank must increase its use to get a lot of money, by providing credit, loan, capital and other offers, essentially giving money to them. customers with a few percent interest, well the bank will benefit from a percentage of the interest.