It is always better to provide links with such news . If I am not mistaken with fast google search , falcon bank is an old news back in 2017 . But Maerki Baumann private bank is new one .

some links
https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/business/game-changer-_swiss-private-bank-accepts-bitcoin/43328354 ( Falcon back in july 2017 )   
https://snbchf.com/2017/07/swiss-bank-accepts-bitcoin/ (Falcon in july 2017 )
https://toshitimes.com/second-major-swiss-bank-begins-accepting-crypto-deposits/

This is the link. Its new https://www.livebitcoinnews.com/cryptocurrency-users-can-now-send-assets-to-two-swiss-private-banks/

in Switzerland, the banking business is very developed, it is not surprising that they decided on such a step, we hope that this will turn out to be a positive moment for the crypto currency

this is the good news for Switzerland peoples now they can deposit cryptocurrency in the banks i think banks and financial institution are accepting cryptocurrency as like other fiat currency. i hope soon peoples can buy and sell bitcoin and other cryptocurrency directly from banks and no need any third party exchange and wallets.

Totally agree, however, as much as I hate to say this, one thing I do think is that trusted escrows are needed for crypto adoption. It can be too dangerous/complicated for the everyday joe to properly store and secure their own Bitcoin, even more so if they are technically illiterate. So they could lose their entire retirement fund in one fell swoop, which can be a problem. What I like though, is that using a trusted third party is totally optional. Bitcoin empowers the users so if they don't want to trust someone with their coins, they don't have to! As long as they know how to properly store their coins, they will be ok.

Either way, I think this is huge news! More and more banks will be adopting crypto in this way IMO, and this is wayyyy better than having a bank create their own centralized cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency is growing rapidly in European countries. Hopefully in the future cryptocurrency will also flourish in Asian countries...

I don't like banks if they interfere in cryptocurrency issues, they will only seek profits in any form, it is clear that Bitcoin is designed for P2P systems so that it aims to secure all money with yourself without bank intervention to provide interest at any time, it is very difficult, the government often wants to connect banks to better manage the financial system in cryptocurrency.

This is a really good move for the crypto scene according to me. More people will be interested when they will get to know that banks are also getting interested in working with cryptos. But the pull back here is that; the main objective of cryptocurrencies is to remove the necessity of going to any bank; so here it contradicts with the actual cause.

Same here, especially since taxes in Switzerland are high and they are also taxing your income from Bitcoin, even if you lose the coins somehow or don't realize the profits.
I'd see this move as a way to spy on crypto users. The main problem of government agencies is to assign coins to IDs, so that in future they can track the coins and if any of them end up in an illegal business they will start knocking on doors of its previous owners. If you send coins directly to a bank you're literally signing them.

Banks are not being forced by market forces to accept Bitcoin. They don't even act as custodians for people's cryptocurrencies. They just provide a way for people to take Bitcoin exposure.
Things will change when deposits and loans are made in cryptocurrencies. That will truly revolutionize the business model of financial institutions.