It seems to me that if the problem of scalability of bitcoin is solved, then this cryptocurrency will be indispensable for the entire cryptocurrency market as a means of payment, a valuable asset for investments and international currency for international trade.  In addition, it is very important that when using Bitcoin, no one can abuse it like governments do by printing new money.  Perhaps one of the most important values ​​of bitcoin is its limited amount.

The decentralization and flexibility that comes with the usage of cryptocurrency is sweet. The core features of bitcoin is breaking the long chain of intermediaries involved in the traditional financial system and i can tell you that thia transaction as well as other ones done in the past has seen to the achivement of that goal. If you're to make such a huge transaction thorough the FIAT and the traditional system, you'll have to pass through lots of legal intermediaries and third-party and i guess that's what makes it more secure than the cryptocurrency and other decentralized digital currency. Every advantage and flexibility comes with a price and i think the price paid by cryptocurrency is security as you can just wake and see that biilion dollar turn to few millions as well the wallet/exchange can get compromised leading to loss of such a big amount of money

Low fees isn't the feature that makes bitcoin special neither is the rate (speed) at which this transactions are been process. One can easily create a zero fee digital currency with the speed of transaction 10x times better than that of bitcoin but still won't new able to outshine bitcoin because if the uniqueness of the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin's decentralized operation in a peer2peer system is what makes it special. The fact that you can transfer the billions highlighted in the OP yet stay anonymous without needing any third-party to process the transaction but do it yourself right from the comfort of your phone/laptop (home) is what makes bitcoin special.

I doubt that "the problem of scalability of bitcoin" will ever be solved. The core protocol should remain unchanged so that the level of security it provides wouldn't fall significantly. The core blockchain of bitcoin is not suitable for everyday payments, but it's perfect for storing a value. When one use any asset as store of value, this asset is not moving whatsoever. Basically, bitcoin transactions will be used as final settlements like it's happening now in Lightning Network. Eventually, fees will be higher because most of everyday transactions will propagate off chain, but final settlements and rare movings of value should serve as incentive for miners.

Yup, that's one thing that's unique with cryptocurrency when compared with other payment methods we have. Other payment methods always have a limit to how much you can send at a time and receive. If it's in the bank that you try to make a transfer of 1 billion USD, you will have a lot of questions to answer and papers to fill out and I believe the fees will be high. And you can't make such a transaction with PayPal, and no other transaction methods can help you do this.

But with Bitcoin, nobody tells you what to do, you're the boss and you have complete control over your money, you say how much goes in and out.

It's really a unique feature of bitcoin, whales can move around and freely in the ocean without any hindrances.

Transactions don't need any requirements, which means even you're transferring a million worth of money, it's not a big deal.

That's why people are still using and having faith in bitcoin, much essential than banks.

Awesomely awesome, what I really saw that prompted me to joined the cryptocurrency community was the charging fees which has generated much reactions. The higher the amount been transfer the lesser the amount charge for transactions. This actually made the Bitcoin a unique technology among all other financial institutions across the globe. Hope to see more lesser fees for the lower transactions too.

A transaction like that in a bank in my country. The bank puts the magnifying glass on the customer. We have many limits to withdraw and there is where the problem originates, in addition to high commissions.

I’m pretty sure banks can facilitate special ‘deals’ for high-volume customers in their platforms, but even those require money to get done. Bitcoin eliminates the need for paying such high fees to the third-party and just process the transaction regardless of the amount and who sent what. One of the most beautiful merit of bitcoin that has always been overlooked by many thinking that any other money transfer services can do the same.