I actually think having the state involved with banking is a good thing, overall. I think it represents that the economic part of that country is backed by the

I actually think having the state involved with banking is a good thing, overall. I think it represents that the economic part of that country is backed by the force of that country (meaning it's people are willing to fight to back up the value, if need be as well as their economic force). I think that aspect alone helps stabilize out the current economy where it could be so much more volatile. However, when I think of the weed industry and banking, that's where I think a cryptocurrency has its best value, and will either find a foothold to dominate the financial industry, or at the very least provide the path of dynamic changes/experiments for those areas like this one where we don't want to risk the stability of all markets by "testing things out", but need to discover a path of progress to match the speed of innovation and technology. I tend to think the latter (the former doesn't seem plausible as the inconveniences outweigh the benefits currently), but I would hope that the government realizes, all else being equal, their views on cannabis as a schedule 1 drug is costing them a ton of money they could be reliably tracking and that business would be happy to pay in taxes to avoid the current nightmare.