Bitcoin does provide many benefits for its users, even transactions with Bitcoin do not need to go through third parties such as fiat. But that doesn't
mean Bitcoin can replace fiat, I agree there are still many places that have not been reached by internet and electricity networks. So Bitcoin cannot be
used where there is no electricity and internet, while fiat can be used anywhere. After all, Bitcoin was created not to replace fiat, but as
a payment alternative. So it would be ideal if Bitcoin and fiat co-exist, this will make it easier for many people to make financial transactions.

Talking about digital money is not only focused on Bitcoin digital currency or cryptocurrency. Even Fiat is currently available in digital form.
Currently, it has become a digital era and most transactions are already using digital.
Some people who do not believe in digital money such as Bitcoin and other altcoins, are those who do not understand and understand how the advantages and disadvantages are.
Fiat and bitcoin or cryptocurrency will remain side by side. In this digital era, transactions will be very easy to do, just choose what you want to use.

Bitcoin payment is very conveniet for us but not everyone knows about it. A lot of people doesnt have any idea what bitcoin is and not everyone have an access and have a smart phone to use and money to invest with bitcoin.

Buying essential needs becomes easier during this pandemic, thanks to online store apps and digital money. Crypto is also helpful, especially Bitcoin, since it is easier to convert and accepted. The crypto wallet I use actually accepted as a payment method on the online shopping app that I regularly use.
It's such a convenience. Paper money is still important and usable in my case cause it is more preferred in local stores near us.

You can't blame Bitcoin for the limitations fiat currency  faces. If bitcoin is gaining more popularity it is because of it uniqueness as a digital currency. People would always the go what is easier, faster and profiting and Bitcoin indeeds meets these requirements.
 And I am not in anyway implying that Bitcoin is the perfect replacement for fiat. Definitely not.  Fiat has it place and advantages.

Hopefully we are able to build a future, based on the blockchain, that makes it as easily accessible for the less fortunate to hold virtual cash as it is for them to hold physical cash. We should be wary of moving too fast into a cashless society, because notes and coins give a degree of stability that is independent from the electric grid. While Covid has shown that most transactions can be carried out without cash, it was perfectly possible for most people to exist while using existing card processing networks that have no relation to cryptocurrency - they are the next logical step towards using virtual money, with currencies like Bitcoin still needing a few decades to potentially mature and build the same level of trust with the average person.