Local banks in my country are also seem hesitant to promote Bitcoin, perhaps because they still consider it too risky, so they usually advise their customers to invest in gold. However, I suspect this is also influenced by government policies that don't fully support Bitcoin, meaning there are still limitations to its adoption, so local banks in my country haven't yet been able to integrate it. Furthermore, I don't think local banks are yet aware of the potential profits they can gain from Bitcoin, I think if they realized it, they would see the huge potential of Bitcoin for them, even for their customers. I hope local banks in my country will soon adopt Bitcoin, whether as an investment, or as an alternative currency, as well as local banks in other countries.

Banks generally offer their own financial systems to their customers. These may be credit and investment funds. These are the most important financial systems that enable banks to make money. For this reason, it would be unfavorable for banks to advertise Bitcoin, an alternative system to traditional banking. Banks want to offer their customers investments with minimal risk. This is because they aim to minimize losses in the event of potential losses. Bitcoin does not offer this. However, it is normal for some banks to develop separate platforms for cryptocurrencies and advertise them. In this case, they essentially act as brokers and shift the risks onto you.

It's not that local banks in your country don't understand the growth potential of bitcoin so they haven't adopted it.

While bitcoin has growth potential, its high volatility is a form of risk, and not everyone is willing to accept that. I think governments/banks are still hesitant to adopt bitcoin because of that, as it doesn't meet their criteria.

There are many banks that have very high criteria and they prioritize customer safety over profits. So it is no surprise these banks still refuse to adopt bitcoin.

Like the strategic bitcoin reserve in the US, some states have passed and started investing, but why are there still many states that veto it? The simple reason is that bitcoin's volatility does not meet the state's criteria when choosing an investment asset. They cannot ignore the constitution and the safety of the people, which are their top priorities, for the sake of profit.

Let's not try to impose our thoughts on others and think that everyone is like us. Not everyone is willing to take risks in search of high returns.

When the banks start to get soft on bitcoin, either they have accepted the fact that bitcoin dominance is inevitable, or they have set some plans on how to use bitcoin at the greatest advantage of fiat. I don't know how they will make it, but banks are still led by the government, so they won't come to the idea of getting close to bitcoin if they will not also reap rewards in the end.

However, I also see some trap for bitcoin here, or maybe that's just my imagination. But rest assured, bitcoin will not fall on the traps of banks, as well as us bitcoin holders.

They need to before it gets too late compared to what they have already missed by wasting resources fighting against bitcoin when they could have been busy accumulating, they considered what others see as an opportunity to be a threat to them, forgetting that both the banking sector and bitcoin could exist freely without looking at it from a competitive standpoint, now they want to start benefiting from what they have been fighting for long.

Banks need customers and money for their bank revenue so they have to be very adaptive with what's going on in their nations and the world. We know that Bitcoin has been accepted more globally with better legality in many nations, and people around the world has migrated their financial activities from traditional banks to blockchains, with Bitcoin is the most favorite as a strongest and most secure blockchain.

In addition, Bitcoin with highest trading volume gives people the best opportunities for both entries and exits in this market, therefore they don't have unwanted losses by low trading volume, liquidity.

You don't need to see what is talked about Bitcoin by banks, the fact is shown by data and the ROI chart below.
https://casebitcoin.com/charts#roi_chart