Topic: Who to Trust, Fiat Banks or BTC? - page 11. (Read 2226 times)

the bank is officially recognized by the government, our data and money are also under the protection of the law, so I don't have any worries. after all I'm not a customer with a lot of funds I use the bank as needed, use it to facilitate transactions to meet monthly needs such as paying electricity bills, buying tickets, shopping online, etc. what's there to worry about while I still need it?
well, for some people there may be those who don't believe it because of the involvement of third parties and so on, that's the right of each. so it's not a matter of debate which one is better, everything has its good and bad sides.

The issue of Trust is not only evident in relationships, it is applicable in our daily endeavours. People are more committed to system they trust than the one they don't trust. Even in this forum, you can easily do business with someone with a positive trust than one with a negative trust.

As the saying goes "wherever ones treasure is, there his soul is". So, in this article we would try to establish if ;
1. If people have fallen out of Trust with the Traditional banking system.
2. If people can trust BTC than banks.

Discussing issues 1. I'll use myself as a case study;
Most times I would feel cheated by my banks even when I have no evidence to prove same. I always have this feeling that a bank with over 3million customers can decide to deduce 0.5cents from each customers account without sending them alert. The customers may also not notice because the figure is small. Multiplying 0.5cents by 3m customers will give you $1.5m. I don't know why I always believe there are hidden charges in the traditional banking system.

Secondly, data management: I know of few companies that pay hugely in order to know how people spend their money, on which products, which days and which class of people spends much.
This company can quietly walk to the bank and get these information. They will pay the bank, and our data would be released to them without our consent. Because, with debit cards, how often you visit the grocery can be determined, etc.. I also feel cheated here.
Further; information privacy is another concern of mine. In most cases, the bank can give out your bank statements or any other salient information of yours to the government or public without your consent.
Considering my above worries, the issue of trust in the context is therefore not limited to trusting your bank to save your money, but also trusting them with your personal data.

On this premise I created a poll to know if we still trust the traditional banking system or we would rather trust the BTC (self bank).

I don't trust bank fully because of rules and regulations they implemented to their customers. And that is because bank is centralized but I used banks despite of that. But now, much better to trust bitcoin now which continuously growing and decentralized.

Just like you, even I don't want those rules I need to comply and use banking system, but since Bitcoin is here part of my
savings are inside this investment.

Trusting my guts that Bitcoin will bring good compensation instead of letting my money being enjoyed by the bank.

The issue of Trust is not only evident in relationships, it is applicable in our daily endeavours. People are more committed to system they trust than the one they don't trust. Even in this forum, you can easily do business with someone with a positive trust than one with a negative trust.

As the saying goes "wherever ones treasure is, there his soul is". So, in this article we would try to establish if ;
1. If people have fallen out of Trust with the Traditional banking system.
2. If people can trust BTC than banks.

Discussing issues 1. I'll use myself as a case study;
Most times I would feel cheated by my banks even when I have no evidence to prove same. I always have this feeling that a bank with over 3million customers can decide to deduce 0.5cents from each customers account without sending them alert. The customers may also not notice because the figure is small. Multiplying 0.5cents by 3m customers will give you $1.5m. I don't know why I always believe there are hidden charges in the traditional banking system.

Secondly, data management: I know of few companies that pay hugely in order to know how people spend their money, on which products, which days and which class of people spends much.
This company can quietly walk to the bank and get these information. They will pay the bank, and our data would be released to them without our consent. Because, with debit cards, how often you visit the grocery can be determined, etc.. I also feel cheated here.
Further; information privacy is another concern of mine. In most cases, the bank can give out your bank statements or any other salient information of yours to the government or public without your consent.
Considering my above worries, the issue of trust in the context is therefore not limited to trusting your bank to save your money, but also trusting them with your personal data.

On this premise I created a poll to know if we still trust the traditional banking system or we would rather trust the BTC (self bank).