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Quote from: adamcro on December 16, 2021, 02:25:23 PM

What interests me is that it makes sense to start a “bank” that will take care of customers like traditional banks do. Opening an account, buying a crypt, maintaining a computer, etc.?

Crypto exchanges already do that. It is nothing new. If you want to operate a crypto exchange you can do it now. Nobody is stopping you. It is not going to be cheap however. Possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars you will need to get on your feet and it might suck another few hundred k's just so you can stay on you feet. That's because there is a wild competition between the exchanges already.

Why would anybody choose you over Binance, Coinbase, Kucoin and other big exchanges?

You'll have to spend crazy amounts on promotions/ads. I'd say give up.

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Crypto bank is a very common thing now. Whenever we talk about cryptocurrency, we think of this crypto bank. This is going to be a very interesting and widely used medium I think it will go in a much better position up front.

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It is a very good idea but if you create Crypto bank where Crypto Currencies will be controlled and regulated, plenty people will be victimized by the same bank as the way they are doing in the fiat Banks. Bank workers will be defrauding and Scamming people from divert ways. There will be device maintenances, customer care services fees etc. Satoshi knew all these things that is why he kept the system decentralized. So that nobody can control, regulate, view another person withdraw, and deposit.
Therefore, I strongly disagree with the idea or the suggestion of developing Crypto Bank. Because Authorities will use this medium to control and regulate the Currencies to their favour or probably kill the currency. The wallet system is still preferable. Banks are not trusted to handle Crypto Currencies. Instead there should be instant exchange of bitcoin to fiat currencies in the whole world for all individual without stress. The process of changing bitcoin to fiat is too Cumbersome for now.

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I think that in the future this service may well be interesting, because now people call it a "wallet". It is possible that in the future the bank will be quite a convenient tool.

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Quote from: Danydee on March 20, 2022, 12:18:25 PM

My personal thinking is that banks are surely having an eye on this and already studying the subject (for some of them).

So naturally what they can do and also what's they can take profit from is providing all diverse and global cryptocurrencies prestations, what will facilitate many things for crypto holders.. And that will not be necessary a bad thing, in way it can give a considerable boost to use and adoption of cryptocurrencies !

Quote from: hugeblack on December 17, 2021, 07:50:24 AM

The problem with the banks is always that they want to keep the money and then start financing with more than the assets deposited with them.

This is a thing related to regulations, so there is such rules that allows banks to edit/give more assets than they have in the volt/reserve. multiple times, up to 10 !

So the case with cryptocurrencies can be the same I think as they can just edit money in the equivalent value of the cryptos deposited!

The idea is good but I think we are long away from getting it done. Bank are still stuck like 20years ago. It's sad but true.

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My personal thinking is that banks are surely having an eye on this and already studying the subject (for some of them).

So naturally what they can do and also what's they can take profit from is providing all diverse and global cryptocurrencies prestations, what will facilitate many things for crypto holders.. And that will not be necessary a bad thing, in way it can give a considerable boost to use and adoption of cryptocurrencies !

Quote from: hugeblack on December 17, 2021, 07:50:24 AM

The problem with the banks is always that they want to keep the money and then start financing with more than the assets deposited with them.

This is a thing related to regulations, so there is such rules that allows banks to edit/give more assets than they have in the volt/reserve. multiple times, up to 10 !

So the case with cryptocurrencies can be the same I think as they can just edit money in the equivalent value of the cryptos deposited!

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Quote from: Oilacris on March 16, 2022, 06:20:27 PM

Quote from: ReginaR on March 15, 2022, 10:02:16 AM

Crypto banking simply refers to the managing of digital currency at any financial service or banking provider. It's becoming widely popular because anyone with an internet connection can buy, sell and trade cryptocurrencies. crypto bank would probably function like any other bank. What changes things is application to other areas apart from banking. Just starting a bank based on crypto is the same as operating banks with electronic wire transfers.keep the currency there, you will use the payment card... basically manage everything as they do now. As it is now with fiat. Since a large part of the market people is crypto-uneducated this will be a good opportunity for banks to gain market share.

We do have already fiat banks and we dont need banks which are holding still our crypto assets on which means that it is ironically removing the essence of decentralization unless if you are already

deciding to make out some conversion then these institutions would really be that something relevant but in overall saying or aspect then i dont see any relavance
or needed on such service yet we do already have local wallets and exchanges which would do the job.

But in some other scenarios once bitcoin will fully adopted we cannot erase the possibilities that financial institutions like banks will accept bitcoin transactions especially storing it for long time or whatever you like to use it.

Its really defeating the purpose but I believe the regulation of government will possibly include that since for sure they adjust on those changes and try ro earn with those people who legally use bitcoin.

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Quote from: ReginaR on March 15, 2022, 10:02:16 AM

Crypto banking simply refers to the managing of digital currency at any financial service or banking provider. It's becoming widely popular because anyone with an internet connection can buy, sell and trade cryptocurrencies. crypto bank would probably function like any other bank. What changes things is application to other areas apart from banking. Just starting a bank based on crypto is the same as operating banks with electronic wire transfers.keep the currency there, you will use the payment card... basically manage everything as they do now. As it is now with fiat. Since a large part of the market people is crypto-uneducated this will be a good opportunity for banks to gain market share.

We do have already fiat banks and we dont need banks which are holding still our crypto assets on which means that it is ironically removing the essence of decentralization unless if you are already

deciding to make out some conversion then these institutions would really be that something relevant but in overall saying or aspect then i dont see any relavance
or needed on such service yet we do already have local wallets and exchanges which would do the job.

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Crypto banking simply refers to the managing of digital currency at any financial service or banking provider. It's becoming widely popular because anyone with an internet connection can buy, sell and trade cryptocurrencies. crypto bank would probably function like any other bank. What changes things is application to other areas apart from banking. Just starting a bank based on crypto is the same as operating banks with electronic wire transfers.keep the currency there, you will use the payment card... basically manage everything as they do now. As it is now with fiat. Since a large part of the market people is crypto-uneducated this will be a good opportunity for banks to gain market share.

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Quote from: JooBra on January 19, 2022, 08:52:01 AM

Quote from: uneng on January 16, 2022, 06:50:47 PM

There are some crypto virtual banks operating borderless already and from times to times more of them are being created, what is pretty good because this way we have a healthy and decentralized competition among services of this same kind, aiming to offer the best possible services to their users. So customers have access to competitive interest rates and promotions when investing their crypto funds. Compared to traditional fiat banks I think it's much better already, as every services you need from a traditional bank you can also find at a crypto one, including credit cards with pretty decent cashback rates, depending your investment size at the platform, accordingly to its internal requirements.

I keep 90% of my money in crypto and when I need fiat I use crypterium card to transfer my crypto to card. Maybe fees are a bit higher then the cards from banks but still all transaction are done instantly and that is one of big good things from crypto in general.

Very nice. I use an app called Alter (formerly AlterBank) which is unfortunatelly exclusive for my country as far as I know. They give a free credit card (although the money is instantly debited from the account) without any kind of fees, plus cashback of 0,5% on every purchases. Users can make deposits in fiat or bitcoin on their accounts and exchange it from one currency to another internally.

So just like you, I follow a similar financial strategy keeping a high percentage of my funds in bitcoin... Every month I exchange the necessary amount of money from btc to fiat for monthly expenses using this app, in order to use the credit card. We are putting high expectations on bitcoin, hum?

I wasn't aware about Crypterium yet. I will take a look on this later, thank you!

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Quote from: JooBra on January 19, 2022, 08:52:01 AM

I keep 90% of my money in crypto and when I need fiat I use crypterium card to transfer my crypto to card. Maybe fees are a bit higher then the cards from banks but still all transaction are done instantly and that is one of big good things from crypto in general.

Wow. Thats pretty bold of you and pioneering that you use a crypto payment card for such a big part of your expenses.

The ideas and implementation of crypto-banks in various forms has been around for quite sometime. Even today you can deposit "crypto assets" into protocols like AAVE, COMP and borrow loans against the collateral. To be fair, its only collateral if the "tokens" you keep as collateral are something you have earned or seem to have because you were early. For example, it doesn't make sense if you buy 200 USD of BAT and then loan it to COMP for 100 dollars of debt. Still, this does open up certain opportunities.

If you can use that 100 dollar and invest somewhere else it'll multiply, then you can play the game. All this while, your collateral will stay safe as long as the underlying tokens doesn't fall a lot in value. It essentially allows you to take risk using existing capital. The biggest drawback is that the rich get richer.

A purely crypto bank would probably function like any other bank. What changes things is application to other areas apart from banking. Just starting a bank based on crypto is the same as operating banks with electronic wire transfers.

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Quote from: uneng on January 16, 2022, 06:50:47 PM

There are some crypto virtual banks operating borderless already and from times to times more of them are being created, what is pretty good because this way we have a healthy and decentralized competition among services of this same kind, aiming to offer the best possible services to their users. So customers have access to competitive interest rates and promotions when investing their crypto funds. Compared to traditional fiat banks I think it's much better already, as every services you need from a traditional bank you can also find at a crypto one, including credit cards with pretty decent cashback rates, depending your investment size at the platform, accordingly to its internal requirements.

I keep 90% of my money in crypto and when I need fiat I use crypterium card to transfer my crypto to card. Maybe fees are a bit higher then the cards from banks but still all transaction are done instantly and that is one of big good things from crypto in general.

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There are some crypto virtual banks operating borderless already and from times to times more of them are being created, what is pretty good because this way we have a healthy and decentralized competition among services of this same kind, aiming to offer the best possible services to their users. So customers have access to competitive interest rates and promotions when investing their crypto funds. Compared to traditional fiat banks I think it's much better already, as every services you need from a traditional bank you can also find at a crypto one, including credit cards with pretty decent cashback rates, depending your investment size at the platform, accordingly to its internal requirements.

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There are more and more banks that accept Crypto. Unfortunately, there are also more and more banks that ask a lot of questions about how you got the crypto. Not really nice to be a customer like that. I know I have such a bank in Germany, but I forgot the name. And the limits are decent too.

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Quote from: nullama on December 20, 2021, 04:31:53 AM

This is basically what the banks, and companies like PayPal, are starting to do right now.

They are starting to offer their clients the ability to exchange their fiat for Bitcoin, held in their own system.

They're promising ease of use, but the problem is that you cannot withdraw those bitcoins into your own wallet.

In that way, banks are trying to keep relevant, because in reality you don't need the banks to hold your own bitcoin, you can just keep it in your own wallet.

Bitcoin doesn't need banks, banks need Bitcoin to keep themselves relevant.

Some offering to buy bitcoin on the bank/platform but in reality they don't have bitcoin to be sold to their clients, since bitcoin cannot be sent by the one or not available yet to withdraw/send is probably the biggest lie they made just to keep being relevant.

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This is basically what the banks, and companies like PayPal, are starting to do right now.

They are starting to offer their clients the ability to exchange their fiat for Bitcoin, held in their own system.

They're promising ease of use, but the problem is that you cannot withdraw those bitcoins into your own wallet.

In that way, banks are trying to keep relevant, because in reality you don't need the banks to hold your own bitcoin, you can just keep it in your own wallet.

Bitcoin doesn't need banks, banks need Bitcoin to keep themselves relevant.

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The chance that the banks will allow and add a crypto service on what they traditionally offering to the people is very low.

Quote from: adamcro on December 16, 2021, 02:25:23 PM

What interests me is that it makes sense to start a “bank” that will take care of customers like traditional banks do. Opening an account, buying a crypt, maintaining a computer, etc.?

That's an all around service. Maintaining a computer isn't really necessary unless you work for a corporation and if you think of doing something like being the bank for crypto services. This is only good for the starters and that's the target market you're going to have.

Because making a crypto wallet is just easy as it goes.

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Quote from: adamcro on December 16, 2021, 02:25:23 PM

What interests me is that it makes sense to start a “bank” that will take care of customers like traditional banks do. Opening an account, buying a crypt, maintaining a computer, etc.?

What you are describing is what is available today through crypto exchanges, which do not differ too much from traditional banks. Some of these companies even offer interest on deposits, and it should be mentioned that some of these companies have been in this business for many years, and that they have experience with secure storage. I'm not sure how safe traditional banks would be in that sense, because if someone hacked such a crypto bank and stole say 100 million in BTC - it's not the same as if someone stole $100 million from the same bank.

With all of that, it would be for many the complete opposite of what Bitcoin should offer everyone, and that is for everyone to be their own bank. I am personally against such an idea and I would never use something like that.

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Quote from: adamcro on December 16, 2021, 02:25:23 PM

What interests me is that it makes sense to start a “bank” that will take care of customers like traditional banks do. Opening an account, buying a crypt, maintaining a computer, etc.?

Bank used traditional money which is highly regulated by the government, it's I think it is irrelevant if the bank accepts Bitcoin which is unregulated because of its decentralized nature. If you want the same services offered like a bank which is also centralized and purely accepts crypto, we have a lot of custodial wallets/exchanges that are regulated with governments too (depending on which country you are) which means, there's KYC compliance.

If you're a developer that related to crypto which is I have doubt that you understand decentralized, just be your own bank, have your own non-custodial wallet, and don't forget the golden rule of cryptocurrency. "Not your key, not your coin ", so I think bank services aren't needed if you're in crypto especially in Bitcoin.

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I do not think you know the definition of decentralization, the goal of cryptocurrencies is to eliminate the middleman, which is a trusted third party (the bank) that updates the accounts of the sender and receiver.

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The best thing that could happen is to have central networks that act as gateways between cryptocurrencies and traditional payment methods such as MasterCard or Visa.

As for the role of banks, it will be a mechanism for exchanging and converting Bitcoin into paper money (if all cryptos are successful) or providing loans and the rest of the central financing services.

The problem with the banks is always that they want to keep the money and then start financing with more than the assets deposited with them.

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