Thats absoultel right. I think even though widely used by many people and its adoption continues to rise. but that will not change
anything about the bank. the government will continue maintaining the bank and bitcoin will only be an option for currencies and banks

Bankers and industry leaders in the Texas panhandle have recently been discussing what to do about blockchain technology and bitcoin.Banks might bring in Bitcoin in future, but completely making it the future of Banking might not be possible. But this will make banks think to increase there facilities with hassle free banking.

I think it wouldn't because we can see that the requirement of a country has their own currencies like America have USD, China have yuan and another country, if the money replaced by bitcoin I think that all country don't have the identity. it just my opinion, hehe sorry if I'm wrong

Of course, and i am more than impatient to see what is going to happen on the next few years as soon as there is another mainstream adoption and everybody will be using bitcoins for normal transactions, but it will take a little time to see it happening

Maybe not the future of banking, but i am more than sure in that there are a lot of stuff going to be done with bitcoins on the near future if there is a good adoption.

It can take some time, but it all is possible if we believe on it, so it will probably be sooner or later

the future of the bitcoin co-founders themselves as well as by investors such as investors who like the trend of short-term investment, the future of the coin mainly for short-term investment and vice versa

Bitcoin has own platform one day he replace banking system   

Bitcoin is playing an important role in our modern time especially in our daily transactions. Is bitcoin useful ? Yes, it makes our transactions easier just using our mobile phones and computers and it is time-saving as well . Is bitcoin safe ? Somehow, cause people can still do transacions with anonymous people .

But is really bitcoin the future of banking ?
 
Cryptocurrency is surely a step into the future that eliminates from these institutions the mishanding of documents and records, the dishonesty, lack of trust of employees as well as the lack of reliability

The fact that the currency or payment system exists in the public domain with a protection of all the nodes connected shows just how much bitcoin can be a game changer in terms of securities, risk and data management. SO IT'S NO.

I agree. Cryptocurrencies may have different consensus protocols for verifying transactions but all of them provide enough functionality to perform banking functions. So yes, a virtual currency can indeed replace the need for banks in the future.