American banks began to shut down depositors' accounts that had transactions associated with Bitcoin

There seems to be a difficult time for crypt valued, as banks have gone offensive

American banks began to threaten to close accounts of those depositors who will be caught in the store of crypt valued. The banker of the "Lakestone Bank and Trust" bank Jordan Spencer published on Facebook a letter he received from that bank in which the bank threatened to close his account after they caught him trading with Bitcoin.

According to the letter (at the end of the article), Spencer used the world-renowned Coinbase web site to buy and sell these cryptovalues related to his personal bank account. That is, as banker Louise Vermillion says, a violation of the rule that needs to be "immediately interrupted."

The answer, according to Spencer, was quick and brutal! Hundreds of users came to the Facebook bank of the "Lakestone Bank and Trust" bank and lowered Facebook's score from 3.5 to 1.1 in less than seven hours. Obviously, as is often the case with governments and banks, they are the only ones who know what you should do with your own money. And they will close your account if that's what you need to make sure you're protected.

• 25 Dec, 2017
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