Educate yourself on what an LLC is for and then really think about whether you need one or not.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

They're pretty much the only state that offers anonymity asset protection with a land trust, so that saves the step and cost of setting up a holding LLC in WY, DE, or NV.

Giving the bank a local address will not impair your anonymity (unless you use your home address and they print it on your checks).  

They tend to want to stay anonymously and you may work out fee compensation for it.

I'd add that simply having a form of money with value decided by people vs. central banks has some hedges against political extremism.However, anyone who thinks Bitcoin is leaves no trace and is 100% anonymous does not understand blockchain technology.I have bought waffles and coffee with Bitcoin and I'm always happy to accept payment in Bitcoin.

The LLC isn't there for anonymity, it's there to limit liability.

Wyoming and New Mexico have anonymous LLCs.

I have a different opinion, that the trustee is likely doing Exactly what the beneficiary wants......as a land trust is one thing that scammers try to hide behind...anonymity, no personal liability, and all that.  

However, it offers better anonymity than an LLC, and, when combined with an LLC as the Beneficiary, you will get the limited liability protection of the LLC (as the LLC owns the Land Trust) if the Land Trust were broken and dissolved during a lawsuit.

An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.