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पोलिश से हिंदी में अनुवाद करेंगे तो इस वाक्य को "परिश्रमी बैंकों द्वारा क्रिप्टोकरेंसी के ब्रफ्तार - क्यों?" बना सकते हैं।

अंतिम काल में कई बैंकों ने क्रिप्टोकरेंसी की न्यायिक सेवाएं प्रदान करना शुरू की है। मुझे यह समझना है, यह क्यों है? क्या इसका मतलब है, कि हर कोई अपनी निजी कुंजीय मुद्रा स्वयं ही रख सकता है। क्या बैंक वास्तव में हमारी क्रिप्टोकरेंसी को बेहतर सुरक्षित कर सकता है?
अंतिम काल में कई बैंकों ने क्रिप्टोकरेंसी की न्यायिक सेवाएं प्रदान करना शुरू की है। मुझे यह समझना है, यह क्यों है? क्या इसका मतलब है, कि हर कोई अपनी निजी कुंजीय मुद्रा स्वयं ही रख सकता है। क्या बैंक वास्तव में हमारी क्रिप्टोकरेंसी को बेहतर सुरक्षित कर सकता है?
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The answer would have to be two parts: 1. Banks do it for profit - it seems obvious to me that they charge fees for maintaining such accounts. Probably also because, however, not to fall out of the market, to somehow "be up to date". 2. What about customers? There are many such customers who are not familiar with "this whole crypto and blockchain thing". They don't want or don't have time to learn how to put on a wallet, how to do it all safely. Or they're afraid of all this new technology. And they would like to be in this market. And what is related to the previous one - on the one hand, the security of funds and responsibility for them - if such someone loses the keys to the wallet, he will not do anything about it - and the bank - must take it upon himself and withdraw the funds anyway.

It is known that the essence of crypto is that you have control over your own funds. However, there are people willing to provide such services, and service providers offer them.

The answer would have to be two parts: 1. Banks do it for profit - it seems obvious to me that they charge fees for maintaining such accounts. Probably also because, however, not to fall out of the market, to somehow "be up to date". 2. What about customers? There are many such customers who are not familiar with "this whole crypto and blockchain thing". They don't want or don't have time to learn how to put on a wallet, how to do it all safely. Or they're afraid of all this new technology. And they would like to be in this market. And what is related to the previous one - on the one hand, the security of funds and responsibility for them - if such someone loses the keys to the wallet, he will not do anything about it - and the bank - must take it upon himself and withdraw the funds anyway.

It is known that the essence of crypto is that you have control over your own funds. However, there are people willing to provide such services, and service providers offer them.

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It seems to me that banks offer cryptocurrency custody services mainly to gain the trust of customers who are afraid to store their private keys independently. A bank can be perceived as a more trustworthy and secure institution, which may be attractive to those who are not knowledgeable about cryptocurrencies. However, the fact is that if we take care of our private keys and follow appropriate security measures, we can effectively secure our cryptocurrencies ourselves. Therefore, in my opinion, the offer of cryptocurrency custody by banks may be useful for some people, but it is not necessary for everyone.
It seems to me that banks offer cryptocurrency custody services mainly to gain the trust of customers who are afraid to store their private keys independently. A bank can be perceived as a more trustworthy and secure institution, which may be attractive to those who are not knowledgeable about cryptocurrencies. However, the fact is that if we take care of our private keys and follow appropriate security measures, we can effectively secure our cryptocurrencies ourselves. Therefore, in my opinion, the offer of cryptocurrency custody by banks may be useful for some people, but it is not necessary for everyone.

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