I think you have a point, but it is true if we have a large capital or so-called "whales" and some exchangers are also doing it everyday. But as I said in the previous post it is local "in exchanger only" and is not global. Because if this affects the movement bitcoin globally we must have huge capital and moreover we have to conduct transactions in several exchangers that are role models market price. Thank you, IMO

yes that is true , bitcoin are decentralized when bank itself are centralized.

it will just weird when banks accept bitcoin , it more likely bank should adopt the way bitcoin as a new system of currency work. so it is not about bitcoin accepted in the bank anymore but the banks adopt bitcoin technology.

Banks aren't dumb, neither are the governments that put up all kinds of rules these banks abide by. They are well aware of the fact that there are plenty of mixers a.k.a. tumblers, where people can simply get rid of their "marked" coins, and get "clean" coins in return. Of course they can investigate the entire transaction log within the blockchain in an attempt to trace these "cleaned" coins, but there are zero guarantees that you'll ever find them. Especially with the features that mixers offer, where you can split a certain amount into 5-10-20 or even more smaller pieces, each being sent to a different address. If you so wish you can decide to run even these coins through a mixer if you're really paranoid. Nothing stops you then from using the coins that you get back in the end for whatever illegal purpose, or to finance terrorism. Governments won't ever allow banks to sell Bitcoins.

I haven't heard a bank which accept bitcoin. But I'm not sure if there will be in the future because the very concept of bitcoin is very contradicting to the concept of fiat or the current monetary system we have now. And also, if bank will accept bitcoin, they will be taxed by the government and we don' have to burden any more charges aside from the transaction fees from our wallet providers.

As far as I know Banks don't accept Bitcoin. The purpose of banks accepting money is because they are stable and they can lend it to people to make profit from it. Bitcoin on the other hand is not stable in other words it is volatile. Banks need assurance that they can make profit from it. With Bitcoin changing price too often they can't predict accurately what they will profit from lending Bitcoin.

I think in this world there are already some banks that accept bitcoin although not so well known. but there are plenty of articles on google stating it. try to look it up on google mate. for authenticity that I cant guarantee

There is no such thing as banks that accept bitcoin as a form of payment.
I do not know whether banks in other countries accept bitcoin because each region is different. But the national bank in my country, stating that the crypto as other bitcoin is not legal payment tool, even those said to be careful when using it.
I feel that banks and bitcoin has a reciprocal nature. in the bank, the transaction whatever you do, would be very easy to know by the bank, however, in the world of bitcoin, nobody knows you're doing sending bitcoin. but, bank, and bitcoin also have much in common, but the bank has not received for the current bitcoin

Banking system is just opposite to crypto. Although in future most of the banks will adopt the underneath block chain tech, no doubt. Bitcoin is not made to be traded in banks. Bitcoin is independent of any authority and it is more secure in this way. If any bank trades bitcoin as currency and people has to pay for btc transaction through fiat, then what is the btc used for ? We hate to pay extra bills/ fees, we do not want to be dependent on any authority. thereby we are bitcoin lover. We will add values to btc. Fiat can not be replaced by btc, I admit. but we will have our own currency.

In future Banks may accept Bitcoin, But it is only useful for governments and banks, for us again it's a problem we have to pay tax for all transaction. So better banks if not accept bitcoin it's good for us. And if they accept Bitcoin we will not get a chance to use Bitcoin freely they will track all our transactions. So I will not support this banks can accept bitcoin.  

These cards are controlled by the Visa and master cards so if you will use these cards for the withdrawal of your bitcoins then you will use a third party and the banks can only find that how much is transacted via that card and then the card provider pay the banks with that money.