For me was when U.S. Bank refused a wire transfer of my money to another domestic bank.

The wire transfer was to a domestic bank. The account name was the cryptocurrency exchange name which was fully transparent. It was that name that prompted U.S. Bank to ask questions about the wire transfer even though it was to a domestic bank account in New York.

The problem is that is my money in my account. I should have the right to use it how I see fit. The bank denying me access to move my money was the movement for me. The interesting thing is U.S. Bancorp which is the parent company of U.S. Bank had a market cap well below the market cap of Bitcoin. That still holds true today, yet they claimed that Bitcoin is not a real currency. Another interesting turn of events for U.S. Bancorp is that they have since partnered using one of their lesser known affiliate banks to create TUSD (a cryptocurrency tether to the US Dollar).

I would like to know when you realized that you didn't own your money in your bank.
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When Did You Realize That You Didn't Own Your Money in Your Bank?

For me was when U.S. Bank refused a wire transfer of my money to another domestic bank.

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