Since the internet was born, the banking sector has been the main beneficiary of the conveniences it brought.
From instant transfers of funds to any part of the world, to locals, consultations, and the probable concealment of capital in tax havens, playing on any stock market, dispensing with millions of employees, and taxing - with the indifference of governments - accounts for maintenance (of the software, I think).
Despite all these conveniences, the banking sector has been passing, and wants to continue to pass, losses of value for which it is responsible onto depositors.
In other words, just as after the 2007/8 crisis, the banking sector now wants to compensate for its insatiable greed by penalizing its depositors.
And what are the governments doing—the ones that WE, and not the banks, voted for security, honesty, and transparency in society?
Absolutely NOTHING!
The banking sector's anti-democratic audacity is absolute and sovereign!"