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I never trust banks and keep money in bank but I invest money in ethereum between bitcoin and altcoin. I am investing in cryptocurrency instead of keeping money in bank but investing Bitcoin in cryptocurrency seems more risk free to me than bank and I expect to get huge returns from here anytime which I can never do in bank.
Is that really the case?
Whether you have never connected with a bank or never had an account with a bank.
If that is indeed the case, then how do you use your own country's currency if not using a bank.
Although I am skeptical about storing money in banks, but there is no other way to avoid banks completely.
Maybe you invest in Bitcoin and Ethereum, but eventually you will need a bank to withdraw those profits.
What happened is that when we think about the bank and what we can do we are very limited, yes, a bank is required to withdraw money, but we all know that in almost the entire world things are like that, in the case of the Where I live, banks are not really useful because they deal with foreign currencies and the government pays officials with local currency, and that is not really useful, no one or almost no one wants that, the only thing that is useful is to pay services and a series of things that are local style, the rest is useless, so in that case it is not worth withdrawing money from the bank, but rather it is much better to transfer whatever it is in bitcoin, usdt, to another person, and for that person to give the money in cash, it is much more effective, of course, and then it is easy to convert it to cash like USD, whatever, but that is the way, it is a convenience for that reason.
I do understand that these things are like that and that there are many people who think like that, but you must have the contacts that can give the person the money in cash, of course it comes in with a supply and demand price, and that is the amount of btc or usdt that he tells another person and there is a negotiation.