It can give comfort to people who trust the government and wants a faster and cheaper transaction but for us who always want our transaction to be anonymous, we will always be in trust with bitcoin. There's not problem with different online payment method as all people can benefit although not the same system.

So, to say that bitcoin is the future of Money, yes, but only to us.

I believe it's the future. Crypto is better than fiat in every way imaginable, except that the world understands, trusts, and uses fiat. Once that scale starts tipping and bitcoin is easier to understand, people start building trust, and it becomes more widely adopted, there will be a total of zero reasons the world will continue to use fiat over crypto. The only difficulty in that happening will be corporations and governments that will be unable - by definition (which is the scary part) - to adopt it. That's when a revolution comes in to play, and the world changes forever.

The problem with that is the government will know everything you have done with your money, at least right now we have cash that allows us to buy something without leaving a paper trail back to us, but that will not possible with a government coin.

Those who are against it either 1. don't understand it or 2. are threatened by it. Anyone that doesn't understand it can learn, and anyone that is threatened by it either once again doesn't understand it or is most likely corrupt. 

maybe , if the government make it and approve it . Because i think some people in the lower class cant afford this bitcoin as a future money.

Probably you are right about the very poor people, but actually the usage of Bitcoin is growing in Venezuela. Having the highest inflation rate in the world many people exchange their bolivars for Bitcoins to save their capital.

Read the article below if you want more details on that.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/dec/16/venezuela-bitcoin-economy-digital-currency-bolivars

All those countries have basically zombie currencies, they are just stuck in a certain geopolitical scenario where they are forced to keep using the garbage until (usually) the dictator in charge dies, or gets taken down by another country or by their own population, but chances are, if Maduro, the Castro brother, or whoever guy is in charge in Zimbabwe dies, someone else elected by the same people will replace them so the cycle continues, just like North Korea, that is why super high inflation ends up happening in those countries, the people in charge would rather reach ridiculous amounts of inflation rather than accepting defeat and realizing their currency and politics are next to dogshit.

Those guys are stuck in the middle ages compared to bitcoin, i dont think they will adopt it anytime soon unfortunately, but in the future its the only thing that can save them.

The power and authority to rule is given to the government by the people that it governs, lets not forget that. Fiat doesn't have to exist so long as governments do... this is where the "revolution" part I mentioned comes in. If people by the masses start to learn bitcoin, see it's benefits, start to use it, start to adopt it, who knows what will happen... All we have to do as a people is say "no" to fiat. What is the govt going to do, kick every single persons door in and check if they're using bitcoin? It will be unstoppable.

Don't get me wrong - I swear I'm not a crazy person - I just think that it's a possibility that bitcoin has this potential to cause a financial revolution. Only time will tell I suppose.

An article in the financial times thinks the bitcoin is a ponzi.