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bank customers do not have enough information to determine whether a bank is sound or not. Bullshit. Customer reviews, third party audits, history and reputati
by jasonisalive 12y ago
bank customers do not have enough information to determine whether a bank is sound or not.
Bullshit. Customer reviews, third party audits, history and reputation, secondary signals (quality of website, customer support, advertising, quality of investors). The list goes on [1] Your only limit is your imagination and your confidence in the intelligence of your species my friend. You've been tricked by the miserable current state of banking (a product of socialist intervention) into thinking that this is the way banks are and must be. You'd see how quickly things will change when a) banks live and die by their reputation b) anyone can build a bank from anywhere to service the world (enabled by Bitcoin.)
bitcoin really isn't a good solution to that.
Why not? Bitcoin supersedes political violence. No government can order more of it to be created at gunpoint. Therefore there is no way to enact "backdoor" taxes (inflation) to support inherently-broken schemes such as socialised deposit insurance. The only way is frontdoor taxation, which people are far better at measuring and disliking. The success of Bitcoin would cut off the last life support tube for dysfunctional government
[1] Yes, I know you'll have point by point reasons why each one of those techniques is somehow uniquely impossible to work with the 100% success rate uniquely required by this and all other regulated industries (health, inter-city transport et al), which for some reason work just fine in the industries which escape regulation (online commerce for instance) which for some reason are much more forgiving.