I voted yes but there's no way to know. The significant difference between the two is that PayPal is a business and Bitcoin is not. Businesses come and go because if they stop making a profit they go out of business. If Bitcoin survives these first few years, there is no limit to how long it can last.

I definitely can see the potential of Bitcoin. Although, the first step for it to overtake paypal is to go mainstream. And the only way that is going to happen is if the price somehow manages to stabilize and if the block size increases. Segwit or something needs to help with that problem. Paypal is extremely popular, which is something that you couldn't say for Bitcoin. We also need more people to have exposure to Bitcoin if want anything to happen for Bitcoin.

Not for a long time. PayPal is a no-brainer and easy to understand for most people. You ask people around about BTC, they might have heard about it but no idea how it works.

Let us keep in mind that PayPal's annual payment volume from 2012 to 2015 keeps on increasing (from $150 billion in 2012 to $280 billion in 2015). That in my opinion is a hard act to follow. But I believe that in the future, say 10 years from now, we might be talking about it differently. Right now, bitcoin's market cap is at around $15 billion (having already reached all-time high) compared to that of Paypal's which is at $50 billion.

we can not say, because Bitcoin and paypal are the advantages and disadvantages
And the current perspective, I think that Bitcoin has beneficial than paypal
However, Bitcoin has not been recognized by the world, meanwhile, Paypal is still the currency which is preferred by the world.
That is my opinion

Paypal was a business venture that had a lot of investments riding on it. It came amidst a slew of other payment processors who are also doing more and more business each year. It's taken them a long time to get to that stage, and it will probably take a lot longer for bitcoin... which is not a business entity.

Bitcoin doesn't have any advertising or financial muscle to flex - it's completely reliant on us, the decentralised community.

Let's see where bitcoin is in 2020 =)

That is not a sensible to say that paypal is a business and bitcoin is not. In any way bitcoin and paypal are in competition and every one know that bitcoin will replace paypal because payment with paypal is much harder and mostly creates inconvenient for more of the clients and service providers.

I don't think PayPal will ever incorporate Bitcoin in their systems. PayPal is a favorite option because it offers people to charge back in case something goes wrong, or when they get scammed for example. Within their platform/system they can easily achieve that, but that's not the case with Bitcoin. Bitcoin transactions as soon as they get confirmed, the transaction is final. Imagine all the complaints that will go towards PayPal when people get scammed and there is no way to charge back. It's too much of a hassle and headache for PayPal, where Bitcoin is also a potential threat to them as it may snoop away market share from the regular PayPal market eventually.

Yes is the best suited on the options because i can really understand the potential of bitcoin regarding on online transaction and if people would get to know the assets of owning bitcoins  then they will definitely reverse their mindset but for now people still use paypal amazon eBay etc because they are being used traditionally from the very beginning thats why they would hardly leave it easily bitcoin and also everybody doesn't consider a bitcoins as an investment due to its volatile nature but definitely at some point of time like there was PayPal revolution there will be bitcoins revolution when people realise it's true power but have to overcome the challenge of overtaking PayPal's multi billion dollar market and get outa the typical middle class mindset of not considering bitcoins safe.