Quote from: The Cryptovator on Today at 07:01:09 PM

For me, financial freedom inspires me to invest in Bitcoin.

Exactly, the first thing I heard about bitcoin was also the financial freedom it gives: I can spend my funds any day, anytime I want, and I will be able to get access to it, and that is what motivated me to start using bitcoin. And how decentralised it is that I can do my transactions without a third party (a middleman), which is very good to me. Later, I also realised that people buy bitcoin and hold it until the price rises more than they invested, then sell it and get profits.

Quote from: Gozie51 on Today at 05:47:28 PM

In fact regards to fees, mobile banking fees are lesser than transacting with bitcoin. Sometimes to use mobile app depending on the size of fiat you want to transact, you may be charged maximum of $0.1 but to have a fast transaction using usdt, you are parting with $1

Sure. Bitcoin transactions charge more than transferring fiat currency. There are also some mobile apps that even allow someone to make three transactions a day before starting to charge for fees, and other banks are there that don't charge when you want to send funds to someone who uses the same bank you are using to send money to them. However, local banks do have specific charges for any transaction you make. For example, when you transfer large amounts of money to someone, the charges will be the same as when you transact a small amount.

Unlike bitcoin, if you want to make your transaction faster, you will choose high transaction fees. But at local banks, once your network is stable, the money you send will be received ASAP without wasting your time. So I think when it comes to transaction speed, both bitcoin transactions and our local bank’s transactions are almost the same; we just have a little bit of a difference.