Hello traders. What's your opinion could BTC kill banking system? Bitcoin has an advantage over fiatbecause its amount is limited and it can't fall under inflation.Inflation usually is caused by monetary policies of our central banks. Bitcoin is free from inflation, governement control and high transaction fees.Banks can’t control BTC because it has no representative and is fully decentralized. That's why banks are afraid of BTC.
Inflation is produced by the leading school of economy, the Chicago school, which is afraid, VERY afraid (and teaches the fear) of deflation. The only school of economy that embraced deflation is the Austrian school, read no further than this web site full of library explaining how it works:
https://www.mises.orgEverything is linked. Current banks don't keep the money, in fact most of the money doesn't exist anywhere, it is called fractional reserve banking, too long a subject to explain here, but because of it a bank of banks (which also uses fractional reserve) exists called the "central bank". To summarize, it's not too different to a "ponzi" scheme. People just can't withdraw all their money at once, because it doesn't exist.
The real "Bank killer" is people learning this truth. If you read the Austrians, you will get familiar to another type of bank, which existed until a century ago, called a "full reserve bank". This is the only type of bank that can exist in a deflationary economy, so its not like banks have to die, buy they will shrink, because, banking becomes
optional.
Banking is a service, and you should pay for it, not the other way around. The fact that a bank pays you for you to to give them money, should alert you of the real fishiness involved. Modern banking is pretty much a legalized ponzi scheme.
There are long bitcointalk experienced users here completely unfamiliar to deflationary economy, some even panicking over the fact that a bank would actually ask you fees for keeping (ALL) your money safe. That is in fact how it should be, any lending should be at the discretion of the account owner, AND that money must become unavailable until the lending ends and is returned, otherwise its the fractional reserve scheme again.
Note: A full reserve bank cannot go bankrupt by account owners simply withdrawing all their funds. They might need to close doors if no new clients come, but nobody will be left without their money. A typical fractional reserve bank cannot withstand a mere 10% of funds withdrawn, often less. But they get leveraged by the central bank, so in that country a mere 10% cannot do the same, but they get leveraged by the world bank, so in that planet...
Believe it, (fractional reserve) banks have something far more important than Bitcoin to fear: knowledge.