Here are the most commonly discussed benefits of Bitcoin:

• Bitcoin is the most open financial system to date. You can make payments with Bitcoins 24/7 anywhere in the world, even if there is no banking system.
• International transfers in Bitcoin can be faster and less expensive than with traditional banking and banking services.
• Bitcoin is the only asset ever created that cannot be forcibly seized from you (if appropriate precautions are taken). In addition, BTC transactions are not censored and no one can stop you from doing them.
• Bitcoin is a pseudonym, and anyone can open their wallet via the Internet without verification or credit history. This is particularly beneficial in underfunded regions and Third World countries where most people find it difficult to access money.
• You can use Bitcoins the same way you use traditional money – from a desktop computer, cell phone, or debit card.
• Unlike fiat currencies, Bitcoins are deflationary, which means that their value is made to be deflationary.
• Bitcoin is the most portable asset ever created and can be transferred by satellite or even radio waves.
• Bitcoin also has great features for businesses, such as multiple signature authorisation and accounting transparency. Multi-signature means that several people have to sign a payment, which provides more security. And the very nature of a blockchain – where all transactions are public – improves the transparency of the business.
• Compared to other cryptos , Bitcoin has the highest brand recognition, liquidity, the most developed ecosystem and is the most accepted among traders.
• The Lightning Network allows the use of Bitcoin for small, inexpensive daily transactions such as buying tea, grocery shopping, or just tipping someone online.
• Bitcoin introduces a concept of programmable money , which enables other financial innovations such as ” smart contracts .”
• Bitcoin upsets the money monopoly by offering an alternative to people who distrust their government, certain institutions, certain politicians or who simply believe in decentralisation.