Bitcoin will always be special since it is uncontrollable by anyone. You can invest anytime and keep everything safe, with no one having access to it except who you probably share your phrase with. Many countries don’t really like bitcoin because they are looking for a way that they can control it so that they can be getting some fees or tax. But they see it is not working for them, and that is another thing that makes it so special. When you have bitcoin, you have the freedom to do anything you want to do with it. And no one can know exactly what you have in a wallet. Everything is self-custody.

Something that can be over looked is the fact that Bitcoin is an asset system. Which functions without ownership and without permission. Moving money on a bank account is dependent upon the institution recognizing and approving your account. Bitcoin doesn't require anyone to know who you are. The transaction doesn't need to have a reason it only needs to obey the protocol rules and you need to possess the private key. However that doesn't mean that Bitcoin is risk free. Since if you lose your keys or get scammed. It's your own fault. But to me, one of the most critical aspects that differentiates Bitcoin from traditional money is this shift in the trust model.

What makes Bitcoin special is that anyone can join and acquire at least a share. If you acquire a piece of Bitcoin, you're already in the game. The good thing is that once you're in, you want to acquire more. Furthermore, it's superior to gold, holds immense long-term value, doesn't depend on third parties, and governments can't control it. It's strictly governed by supply and demand, and its adoption is growing all the time. It's the best economic technology that could have been invented.

Sometimes I think Bitcoin wasn't just created by normal means—that it almost had divine or otherworldly inspiration. Creating such a resilient economy through blockchain technology has completely undermined the modern financial system, which is riddled with structural vulnerabilities.

It does not but it still need people to grow. If you look at the Bitcoin market cap, it's sitting around 1.5 trillion equivalent price of $80k. Do you think the available money can make it go as high as 32T and above to compete with Gold and other world class assets with the largest market cap? Even the 1.5T it's traded wasn't done by few people, the money came from different people that bought, they are the reason why the price is here trading this high.


The regular financial market is controlled by the government and they control how the money flows. If the government want an asset to be valuable, it's small thing for them. If they want Bitcoin to be near up high like Gold, they can do it but they will not because they don't contol the supply. The government plays a vital role in stability of things, even if they don't play part in the price, they can play a major role in adoption and price.

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.

With Bitcoin, if both parties know how to send and receive bitcoins and how to also sell them for fiat, it becomes extremely easy. One just needs to get the receiving bitcoin address, and send the funds, and within a few minutes, they are received on the other hand, and then the receiver can go ahead and sell them for fiat and get the funds in their bank account within the country they are living in. Problem solved in no time without any difficulties or delays.

When you said you own the money and you should keep your wallet or money secure, not anyone else, this was where I started to think, wait a second. People these days, even I, think banks are the safest place to hold your funds. There was a point in my country where the state bank said we are not responsible for your cash if a small bank loses your money. Like literally that was the statement. They don't give too many statements, but when they do, they shock most of us.

That statement was not spread by any influencers. Instead, it was tried to be suppressed, so less would know, and eventually it dies out, but they made sure people remember that a TikToker has died 2 years ago, and how. I respect TikTokers, but what about the most important points?

We should not trust anyone. They can play with our money, and the only chain that keeps us and banks together is our trust in them. They don't trust you haha, they can say your funds are seized over a small issue.