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Comparing Banks’ Perception of Cryptocurrency to Fax Companies’ Perception of Email

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In the early days of the internet, fax companies were quick to label email as a risky technology. They argued that email was unreliable, insecure, and could not be trusted to deliver important documents. Fast forward to today, and we are seeing a similar situation with banks and cryptocurrency.

Banks are labeling cryptocurrency as a risky investment, citing its volatility, lack of regulation, and potential for fraud. They argue that cryptocurrency is too risky for the average investor and should be avoided. However, this is analogous to fax companies labeling email as risky in the early days of the internet.

Just like email, cryptocurrency is a revolutionary technology that has the potential to revolutionize the way we transact and store value. It is secure, reliable, and can be trusted to deliver important documents. Furthermore, it is becoming increasingly regulated, making it a safer investment than ever before.

The truth is that banks labeling cryptocurrency as risky is nothing more than a fear-mongering tactic. They are trying to protect their own interests by discouraging people from investing in cryptocurrency. However, just like email, cryptocurrency is here to stay and will continue to grow in popularity.

So, the next time you hear a bank labeling cryptocurrency as risky, remember that it is analogous to fax companies labeling email as risky in the early days of the internet. Cryptocurrency is a revolutionary technology that has the potential to revolutionize the way we transact and store value. It is secure, reliable, and increasingly regulated, making it a safer investment than ever before.

45 thoughts on “Comparing Banks’ Perception of Cryptocurrency to Fax Companies’ Perception of Email”

  1. >Crypto is a threat to their survival

    >Banks have actually begun to collaborate.

    In can promise you one thing , they’ll loose no matter what they do.

    *Banks are based on trust , Crypto is based on Proof* . People have started to ask for proof !

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  2. In fairness to faxes, there were dangers with email, not the least of which were scams. But yeah, totally agree this type of fud against emerging tech is nothing new. Their were probably people who wouldn’t own a telephone because of danger. People didn’t want microwave oven because “radiation”. People burned down 5G mast because…was it COVID, which simultaneously wasn’t real but somehow could be transmitted by radiowave?

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  3. Its funny because while it is a threath to their current business model, the bank that will adapt it will profit so much. They are in such a great position to profit from crypto boom.

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  4. Banks are falling like dominos. People are panicking and now they try everything to keep their customers! In fact they want to keep **control**. That’s why they FUD crypto so much because they don’t like that people are their own bank!

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  5. Basically old tech warning everyone about the new and improved model.

    “Hey everyone,watch out for those new Teslas, better stay away from them they could break at anytime” I tell from my beat up 84 Carolla lol

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  6. Banks know that they are even riskier with fractional reserves, but the trick is to not look risky in front of the public.

    2008 gave us a glimpse of the riksy nature of banks. SBV, CS are going to finish what 2008 started

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  7. The difference here is that banks have massive and overwhelming power and influence they will leverage to try and maintain their position, that Fax companies didn’t have.

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  8. I like your analogy. Seems on point to me. Also, let’s everybody always remember that the banks have carved themselves out a nice scam of controlling all the fiat. Anything that challenges their footholding in fiat they will challenge.

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  9. I don’t get why these discussions keep on going.. It is not a zero sum game.

    Banks, central and retail, won’t disappear because of the creation of cryptocurrencies.

    They’ll work together in the future, in symbiosis.

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  10. Banks in Portugal are getting more strict related to crypto. They don’t want to give services related to crypto because they knew crypto as their threat. Some cases I have seen that they don’t want to open bank account too who are crypto guys. But we don’t give a fuck to those banks. They are already scared.

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  11. Landline phone providers saying cell phones are risky.

    Gas companies saying EVs are risky.

    Oil industry saying solar/wind/nuclear are risky.

    Paper company saying computers are risky.

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  12. I really like this analogy. Kodak comes to mind when they ignored digital photography compared to 35mm film and thought the ‘instant camera’ would win over digitals

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  13. I remember the dying years of the fax machine…late 90s…when the only things of our office machine would be timeshare pitches and cruise package “deals”.

    Fucking spammers figured out fax machines.

    The healthcare industry still uses an eFax protocol but I’m hoping it’s a little more secure than old paper faxes…

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  14. I’m hoping this episode forces banks to adopt less predatory practices and policies. Eliminate the old guard and adopt more innovation that benefit customers.

    A man can dream right?

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