Maybe I'm overthinking this, but when banks are involved with Bitcoin it always seems like an attempt of gaining some sort of control over it or push it to be more centralized in some way. And seeing more and more of them getting involved doesn't really comfort me.
What do you guys think, should banks even be in 'the game'?
I don't feel bad about banks turning to cryptocurrency, rather I welcome it. Because when banks encourage people to adopt cryptocurrency, it will become more spread the more people will adopt it. As a result, the demand and market for Bitcoin will increase, which I think will be a plus point for cryptocurrency.
But if their main intention is something else, I think they won't be succeed on that, because with these steps, will spread cryptocurrency to more people and they won't even think about controlling it. Because I think Bitcoin is limited to less people, the more chances to control or flow its market flow, so its adoption increase will stop it.