So in a sense basically a reactionary approach instead of a proactive one
Sounds about right anyways good points.
Sounds about right anyways good points.
Well this is a big step forward. One year ago you couldn't imagine that bankers will be talking about Bitcoin in a good way of doing that
Like I said before - next step - Bitcoin account in a bank
but this needs some sort of regulations which we don't really want - so maybe it will never happen - but they can always build up a small company from their money and sell bitcoin as a bankers but without a bank what do you think?True the banks may be discussing bitcoin, but that does not mean it is consistent as some banks even as recently as today have been shutting down accounts.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7135198
That said maybe things will start changing if they build relationships with the companies that do the transactions and think of M@A
Eat them up lol.
I think there is space in the market for more enlightened banks to emerge. The barrier to entry is fairly high but there are some really wealthy people in BTC so I think it will happen sooner rather than later.
