For me, you still need to use paper money or real money then bitcoin. We all know that bitcoin’s acceptable is ever low comparing to the real money. Also, you still need to convert your bitcoin, or you still need to cash out our bitcoin to use it for your daily expenses, I know that you can’t use your bitcoin to buy some things in the store or supermarket. But the good thing about bitcoin is you can use it to purchase or transact with anyone that using it anonymously. 

the answer is that it cannot be debased, nor controlled by any person or privileged group of people. It is money that derives its price from the market (voluntary exchange) instead of by coercion and force. Thus, it is both a better store of wealth, and also more ethical, transparent, and honest.

I'm also agreeing with your argument, but in my opinion, this depends on the currency of each country.As per the Indian currency, the USD value difference is the main profit for the Indian bitcoiners.

Now they are threatened with closure if they do not follow the recommendations of the state. Hostility towards Bitcoin is quite understandable, the US is afraid of money laundering and all sorts of frauds.

I do not see anything wrong with having an investment in bitcoin and in parallel to invest their money in something else, more stable. Bitcoin is profitable.

Bitcoin is not yet widely used and accepted, it is still new and only the techie people knows  it well. It depends on what you want to use it for, because only a few merchants accepts bitcoin. The good thing about bitcoin is that it is transparent to government and difficult for them to control and access it. Some people look at it as an investment, a way of getting wealthy fast, but while it may be profitable, it is a commodity and can go down in value as easily as go up.

Yes, I'd also still want to use paper money, than to just only have bitcoin, I can't imagine if we still only have bitcoin, I think it will be very difficult for us to use it, especially if some people doesn't know how to use bitcoin, some people who does not have gadgets can't have bitcoin.

It will never be the same bitcoin as paper money, its uses are different. Bitcoin is for investors, that is, people who invest in cryptocurrencies to obtain a return on this asset in the short, medium or long term. On the other hand, paper money is simply to acquire goods and services.

Your sentiments are understandable and correct. If you'll be converting your money to bitcoin and use bitcoin for transactions it's not advisable, transaction fees will kill you.

But if you bought bitcoin for you to profit out of it then it's a different story. I bought bitcoin so I could do trading and earn from it. I rarely use bitcoin as a payment transactions because I find it more epxensive.

Because paper money is much more secured than using bitcoins especially if you are not that techie guy because it is hard to cope up into that thing because not all stores are accepting bitcoins as you paynent so it is really hard for us to use bitcoins and we need to convert it into cash instead after having that in order to buy things that we wanted. And the fact that the bitcoins are volatile so you better knew that your money can lessen if the overall price in the market falls so if you dont want that better stick with cash.