Ok, I'll leave you alone, but a couple of things
I'm sure that you are aware that the minute you deposit $1M to a bank, the money belongs to the bank and they issue you an IOU, hence the little hoops that you have to go through when you want to access it, i.e. paperwork, which they can deny for reasons that your transaction is suspicious in nature
So you say that $1M worth of bitcoin in a local wallet can be hacked, won't try to convince you this is false, but just so you know, to the point above where you have your entire savings in a bank you are subject to a bail-in or seizure so it's not as safe as you describe. You can research what happened in Cyprus and Lebanon, and there are others out there
Well can't happen to Canada where rule of law is one of the best in the world and then you realize they had the Emergency Act that basically got all the rich Canadians spooked started withdrawing huge amounts from the Canadian Banking system that the Canadian idiots in power reversed that stupid move and could not work fast enough to return and unfreeze all the funds, haha
And Canada is about to have a national ID to track every single Canadian, yup, good luck with all your financial transactions, hope you're always ESG compliant and don't say anything bad on social media and stuff
Money in the bank is not risk-free
Bitcoin is the hardest money in the world, censorship-resistant and cannot be seized by the government well, just don't tell them and they torture you
Bonus: you didn't say how much $1M transfer from Canada to Hong Kong but maybe it's 100 basis points?