Topic: Encrypted currency to enter the traditional banking? (Read 131 times)
This is definitely good news, indicating that banks already have businesses that can be linked to Bitcoin, and the existence of Bitcoin has gradually become legal.
I think it is very difficult to encrypt money into traditional banks because they are not controlled by them and they can not be controlled by other means. But I think blockchain technology can be used with banks and banks to introduce blockchain technology, which can save them a lot of costs and speed up their ability to handle business.
Rabobank announced the possible launch of a "cryptocurrency wallet" related to the banking services of a Dutch multinational financial provider. Not long after the news was launched, ABN Amro Bank warned clients involved in Bitcoin transactions of the high risk of digital currency. Although bank representatives said there is currently no official decision to introduce a cryptocurrency digital wallet, it seems that the company is changing its perception of cryptocurrencies and may be more friendly to the technology in the near future. What do you think?
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