He's heavily invested in it--so I'm sure he does believe that, but I doubt banks will let that happen.
Banks are known to do some really nasty stuff to make money: deceively deprive the US of government-controlled money and removing the gold standard, pretty much sentencing Greece to never come out of their depression, etc. etc.
They have pretty good contractual power too: they have everyone's money. That's pretty important in most societies.
If by conspiracies you mean conspiracies yes, otherwise I don't think those events are disputed by anyone.
I don't think banks are bad. I have all my money at a bank, not a Bitcoin exchange. I'm just saying that ethics are not their forte, and that's just a fact.
Banks are known to do some really nasty stuff to make money: deceively deprive the US of government-controlled money and removing the gold standard, pretty much sentencing Greece to never come out of their depression, etc. etc.
They have pretty good contractual power too: they have everyone's money. That's pretty important in most societies.