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On the other hand, It's not possible to avoid banks in everyday people's life. A bank is the most trusted media by people's practical world. So everyone can't want of bank's death very early the mentioned topics. So stay with the bank for your safe life & livelihood.

Saying Banks will he replace by crypto is the delusional talk and arguments to talk about in the first place, we both need each other survive this adoption we all need. Banks will get a massive turnout investors from crypto who will want to make a deposit and in return crypto will on board millions of people including those who are very less interested in cryptocurrency.
I know the government want a regulation, it's for everyone benefits and clean money. Nobody will want to talk bad about crypto again, it will seen as a clean money and everyone will be happy when there is a bull run unlike the way India is trying to Fud everyone in the system.

I agree with their position, in fact I believe that many governments will begin to highlight BTC from now on, taking it into account for our digital economy, I do not believe that they will replace banks, rather I believe that banks will adapt to the world crypto and it is not a bad thing, because they would continue to maintain all security but offer a service that at given times can give much more than expected, in fact BBVA already considered it and I think that at least in Spain some series of banks already receive cryptocurrencies .

That's a good point of view, but if banks become an integral part of the digital economy where Bitcoin might play an important role in the future, there is also a possibility that banks somehow implement extra fees for facilitating transactions or providing other financial services relating to Bitcoin. It remains to be seen if they contribute to Bitcoin becoming a real option for people or whether they create additional cost that further exacerbate the tx fees dilemma of Bitcoin.

Yes, in fact if the bankers are quite skilled they can implement this system, and from there they can generate good profits, however it is only a perspective, although the plans of many banks such as BBVA and Santander are quite good, they have every hope that can offer something very good to its clients, only the fact that JP Morgan clients have demanded that they have benefits and that they impose the BTC in their banks is an indication that they have to do things as the clients want because easily anyone can create a wallet and that's your best bank.