Topic: First Liechtenstein bank to directly sell cryptocurrencies to customers!!! (Read 113 times)
March 01, 2018, 03:00:02 PM
everyone now is chasing to gram piece of the crypto-trading pie. exchanges are made every other day. Guess what? Banks also want some extra money for them.
March 01, 2018, 12:55:05 PM
Interesting piece of news: https://captainaltcoin.com/first-liechtenstein-bank-directly-sell-cryptocurrencies/
Though, the only question I have is why buy cryptos from a bank, when you can buy cryptos from a centralized exchange, which is basically just a bank without any legal protections?
Still though, it's an interesting development for cryptocurrency.
You are right and we must ensure that the bank has legal protection, because we know that the average state has not legalized crypto and still a lot of banning from the government. I still doubt about this and better buy crypto from exchange, until there is good reviews from this bank user. Though, the only question I have is why buy cryptos from a bank, when you can buy cryptos from a centralized exchange, which is basically just a bank without any legal protections?
Still though, it's an interesting development for cryptocurrency.
March 01, 2018, 12:46:06 PM
For the most part, I don't think banks getting involved in crypto is a good thing.
They usually just want a piece of the crypto profit and nothing more. Expecting a lot of regulations and huge fees.
They usually just want a piece of the crypto profit and nothing more. Expecting a lot of regulations and huge fees.
March 01, 2018, 12:43:07 PM
Interesting piece of news: https://captainaltcoin.com/first-liechtenstein-bank-directly-sell-cryptocurrencies/
Though, the only question I have is why buy cryptos from a bank, when you can buy cryptos from a centralized exchange, which is basically just a bank without any legal protections?
Still though, it's an interesting development for cryptocurrency.
Though, the only question I have is why buy cryptos from a bank, when you can buy cryptos from a centralized exchange, which is basically just a bank without any legal protections?
Still though, it's an interesting development for cryptocurrency.
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