Maybe my posts were too long, but some people seem to have missed a couple of key opinions.
Bitcoin was not created to be a global currency. Although many members may see this as the ultimate goal, it will never happen in my opinion. It was designed to prevent this. I can transfer up to £100,000 instantly using the UK banking system's faster payments service, and there is no charge for this. Bitcoin can never compete with this. The 10 minute block generation mechanism, and the cap of 21 million coins are a good indication that the designers did not want Bitcoin to become a global currency. This is one reason why I believe that it was created by the banking elite as a testr proiject.
bitcoin is a global currency, any country can access it.
what its not going to become is a "one world currency" where every country only uses bitcoin and nothing else
those that have the mindset of thinking about "one world currency" have been debunked on many levels, and shown to be paranoid hallucinatory idiots
even in fiat no one wants a one world currency. even the amero-brics groups are not wanting to merge.
bitcoin was never a world take over currency. it was always an open option
bitcoin is what it always was suppose to offer. a second choice an opposition to inflation. in short a better OPTION
yes UK banks do faster payments but it also comes with limitations
daily withdrawal limits. having to explain why you are moving amounts.
yep i moved alot of fiat in the passed but i needed to speak to the fraud prevention department to double verify who i was and answer questions about the purpose. only then when they agreed i was the account holder did the funds move instantly.. that call took 15 minutes