1. Decentralized
Bitcoin is a currency whose tenders are not regulated by any central bank. Thus, no one can cross the price. Although not officially reagulated, the creation of Bitcoin follows the 4-year standard to ensure that the supply does not exceed 21 million. Bitcoin will also not be affected by the impact of political issues like conventional currencies. Given that Bitcoin is circulating without any government regulation, the same thing certainly won't happen to Bitcoin.

2. No Transfer and Storage Fees
Bitcoin is not a corporation or business entity. Bitcoin users are not charged any fees, including when making transfers or just saving money. That's because, Bitcoin is an open source technology that can be enjoyed by everyone, no matter who and where they are. In contrast, conventional currencies are tightly regulated by financial institutions that often charge transfer fees to their clients.

3. Unlimited Transactions
Because Bitcoin doesn't have an intermediary, transactions can be done without any limit. Compare it to financial transactions that are usually facilitated by banks, credit card companies, or e-payment systems such as PayPal. There is always a minimum and maximum transaction limit applied by intermediary bodies like that. In addition to the amount, the transaction limit is also set for a certain period.