Well, I guess I would still believe in the bank in my country of residence. Well, it is the only one of the best places to save money in my country. besides, if you're saving in large quantities, there would be a profit-sharing system might be beneficial. Well, I believe the bank, as I believe in bitcoin.
I have a completely different view even though I have my money in a bank account like the most of you. Why? Because there is not an alternative one. And I don't trust them because they can do anything they want with my money without asking me or give me the choice to withdraw if i don't like their decisions. As an example they can impose capital controls like as in Russia, India, Argentina, Iceland and Greece. If these measures are not enough they can steal your savings and they can apply 'haircut' like as in Cyprus. So, does anyone have a good reason why to trust any bank in the world?
You have to understand the fact that banks have to pay their employees and their huge expenses at the end of the day. They're not privileged to not pay anything at all. Banks invest your money in some businesses by lending your money to other people. They are going to get a profit from that and that's how it basically works. They just don't let the 100% of the total money that's in them to sit 24/7. They're investing some of them. If everyone's going to withdraw their money from the banks, a huge percentage of people wouldn't be able to get their money.
If you don't like what they're doing, feel free to withdraw your money. You can withdraw it any time you like, but I think your money is actually safe even with what they're doing because they know exactly what they're doing.