I don’t think so, because the number one threat of the commercial banks here in the whole world are the cryptocurrencies.So its good to put in wallet and wait until the prices will rise and sell it in a reasonable price.
Same with me. It's very unlikely that a bank would accept cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin for deposits, since they were created to eliminate the middleman. As Bitcoin is proven to be the most successful blockchain application to date, it's considered the number one threat to banks all around the world. They'll try to destroy it, rather than joining it, since they don't want people to achieve autonomy over their funds.
Therefore, saying that a bank would accept Bitcoin for deposits, would be more of a dream than a reality. Bitcoin has many underlying issues such as volatility, and slow throughput, making it terrible as a currency for worldwide use. As such, Bitcoin may never be offered in a bank for deposits. But, there could exist a possibility of a centralized cryptocurrency like XRP (Ripple) to be offered within a bank, simply because it’s much more stable and scalable than any other crypto known to date.
