Quote from: Fara Chan on Today at 05:08:18 AM

Not only for you, maybe for many people who are already familiar with Bitcoin it can also be very interesting when referring to the reasons you said and what the OP said. Because it is very clear that the bank will never protect the secrets and identities of its customers if one of the customers makes large transactions in a matter of days. So that true freedom never exists in banks except for people who only save their own money in other places that are not banks. And I also agree more with putting some money into the market to be able to buy Bitcoin and keep it well as a future investment than relying on storing it in the bank.

It's a matter of trusting banks, and I would never trust them with a large enough amount of money that losing it would affect me. I have seen too many examples of bank failures where people cannot get their funds back, or they only get back some part of it that is protected by law.

For me, these are just additional risks for my funds and I will definitely avoid these risks. Bitcoin is difficult for people because it requires a lot of responsibility, if you buy Bitcoin then you are responsible for its safety, you become a bank and there is no one who will be responsible for your coins, you must be able to do it yourself, and this suits me.

I know that no one can block my coins and I have access to them whenever I want, 24/7 for a whole year.