I'm not sure I follow.  what do you mean?

The fees may be the same but honestly the transaction speed often differs a lot. Banks are always somehow doing something wrong. Something is always getting delayed. There is always you need to wait for etc etc. But with exchanges, these things usually do not occur. The transactions are often very speedy.

Yes, I know the ordinals attack and how it went. The network was very congested with spam transactions thereby raising the transaction fees. It is nice to understand that the project wasn't sustainable and the reason the transaction fees came down. But I am having this feeling that this feels will likely go very high again, especially when BTC his $200k figure.

BTC precludes (and transcends) centralized and fractional reserve banking.

Bitcoin can also be transacted even without an internet network, but this is rarely done because of limited human resources. Bitcoin will continue to function globally because other nodes will continue to be confirmed, either using radio waves or satellites, so even if the internet network goes down, this will not stop bitcoin from making transactions. Generally, people think that bitcoin is completely dependent on the internet, but we can refer to Africa as an example.

If compared to the traditional financial system, it may be true that bitcoin has many more advantages and that is why people are starting to see bitcoin as a solution that can be applied to the investment process being carried out. We can see that Bitcoin is able to provide financial freedom, but it really depends on each individual's approach to it.

If you confide in chatGPT by entering the question what the fair advantages of Bitcoin are as follows, although not as long as this topic, but the machine gives a short answer but the point is almost the same as the one you made.

There is no need for the internet to hold Bitcoin, except when you want to make a transaction. This is why cold wallets are more secure because they are not connected to the internet directly. Anyone who buys Bitcoin is moved to a cold wallet because people realize that storage in a cold wallet is safer from cyber attacks.
This is being practiced by economic actors in the midst of fiat currency conditions that are increasingly unclear due to many things.

Low transaction cost? I literally spend more on transaction fees when transacting with Bitcoin than I do when transacting with fiat. The situation is even worse when the network is congested because you have to deal with both high transaction fees and slow transaction speed. @OP, I don't think you have done some transactions yourself to experience this firsthand. There are lots of fair advantages we can link to Bitcoin, but definitely not this one.

Blockchain is a niche technology but internet need is one Achilles heel of bitcoin. It is better than fiat in many respects and today internet connectivity is improving and most of the urban areas are getting good internet if not shut down by the government.

There are digital payment systems but bitcoin is unique to all of them and it is one of a kind being decentralized and resistant to censorship.

I dont expect the suburban and rural populations to accept bitcoin right away, due to low tech literacy and internt coverage. But in future we might be able to reach that too.