It's hard to understand your analogy even though I've read your post above many times. You try to give a simple example by saying Bitcoin is like a cup to hold water, but you shouldn't say Bitcoin and Gold are the same, this is a wrong perception in my opinion. You can take examples from anywhere to apply the advantages of Bitcoin, at least the positive things I have quoted from the explanation above, you already understand the functions and uses of Bitcoin.

The point of the example above is that Bitcoin is a place to look for profit, the more Bitcoin you save, the greater the profit you will earn. This is the real goal, try to find a simpler idea to make it easier for readers to understand your intentions and goals.

Please carefully read what you typed before publishing anything; if there are any problems, you will remedy them.  All what you are saying is not straightforward, and it will be difficult for someone to understand what you are attempting to express.

But I see you're attempting to explain Bitcoin in a straightforward manner. Bitcoin is a digital currency (also known as cryptocurrency) whose objective is to eliminate the problems we now have when sending/spending money online. You may believe that the current system is enough, but keep in mind that every transaction must pass through a bank or credit card system, which gets a cut from each transaction. In other words, Bitcoin's purpose is to devise a method to eliminate

Because for now the investment word is always associated with it that's why many got a wrong impression about it. But if we really read up or dig up some information about it about its use case bitcoin is created as currency and meant to be use for p2p transactions. But for now since this is not well adopted yet and no government on first world country declared it as their alternative currency maybe the impression about that this is an investment might remain to other new comers on crypto space.

There are still some people who are still trying to propagate bitcoin as a currency, a peer-to-peer payment method like what Satoshi created bitcoin. But to be honest, I don't see that coming true, people have made bitcoin an asset and market newcomers only know one thing. Bitcoin is an investment asset, it is not the future of currency. Like it or not, bitcoin has been and is widely known as an investment. I can't claim the idea of bitcoin as a currency has failed, but it's on its way.

I don't know on what basis you are comparing bitcoin to cup and money to water? You have explained bitcoin and money with very strange examples, but if you are to be believed, bitcoin is the biggest cup. You need money to buy a bigger cup or more cups. Those who have more capital can buy more cups and bigger cups. How can you compare money to rainwater or running water?
 Making money is not that easy. This is a natural process for those who have more capital. Earns high return on investment. Those with less capital earn less profit.

Not just In the cryptocurrency market, but in all investments where good returns are expected, there are risks of loss. You mentioned profit here but completely ignored loss. Making money into water and bitcoin into cups made everything so easy which is not fact, However, in the real life it is not as easy as you think.

Here's my analogy. Imagine the world of finance as a vast ocean, and traditional money as a collection of various containers like bottles, buckets, and barrels. Each container represents a different form of currency, such as the US dollar, Euro, or Japanese Yen.

Now, in this ocean, there is a unique and extraordinary cup called Bitcoin. Unlike the other containers, Bitcoin's cup is much larger and more special. It's like a magical cup with infinite capacity, capable of holding an enormous amount of value – much more than any other container in the entire ocean.

The ocean represents the flow of money and wealth in the global economy, with transactions constantly moving like waves. The smaller containers, like coins and other cryptocurrencies, try to capture as much money as they can from the flowing ocean. But due to their limited capacity, they get filled quickly and need to be emptied frequently.

On the other hand, Bitcoin's cup, being so much larger, can capture a massive amount of value from the ocean. It has the unique ability to collect and hold a substantial share of the money flowing through the financial system. This is why Bitcoin is often referred to as "digital gold" – it can store and preserve wealth on a much grander scale.

Just like a savvy investor who recognizes the incredible potential of Bitcoin, someone who owns this special cup can accumulate wealth and watch it grow over time. Of course, there are risks, and the value of Bitcoin can fluctuate with the tides of the financial ocean. But those who hold onto their Bitcoin cup during both calm and stormy waters have the opportunity to capture a significant share of the world's wealth, making it a unique and powerful asset in the vast ocean of finance.