It's basically borderless, which means you can send it to any country without any problems or restrictions, and this actually is a lifesaver if one understands. Someone who needs to send some funds to another person who lives in another country, and if this person uses banking channels or traditional financial systems or money transferring methods, they are going to have to pay a lot of money in fees, taxes and everything, will need to spend so much time trying to complete the process to finally be able to send them, and then the receiving person will need to do the same thing, wait for so many days, keep asking if the funds have arrived or not, etc.
The idea Im getting from this is, by passing restrictions in areas where it is in place.
Yes, you can do that with Bitcoin but, the fact that Bitcoin cant be limited or stamped on doesnt really mean restrictions can be absent. You still find yourself taking all the precautions necessary to evade authorities, that doesnt feel okay.
The good part is, with the new initiative of making reserves out of Bitcoin, we are getting there, where Bitcoin would be redefined by more acceptable terms by the state and then adoption.
