Quote from: Lidger on Today at 01:25:16 PM

This problem is now very common in developing countries where common people do not feel safe keeping money in banks. There are many banks in our country which are waiting to declare themselves bankrupt. There are also many customers who have deposited their entire life money in a single bank that now the bank is not giving them cash and when they ask the bank about this, the bank directly tells them that they have a cash crisis right now. My point is that I put my money in the bank for safety, if I can't withdraw that money from the bank when I need it, then why I put money in this bank.

Now maybe the customers of these banks are asking themselves this question but they are not getting the correct answer from the bank authority.
If these customers had invested in bitcoins instead of keeping money in the bank, their profits would have multiplied as well as they could have withdrawn the money whenever they wanted.

This is the major reason why investor nowadays are migrating from investing in the bank to Bitcoin investment. Since they have decided to full custody of the money in the bank any opportunity these investors have to remove their fund they will quickly do that and shift all their fiat into Bitcoin. Soon the bank will lose the level of trust and number of customers. As Bitcoin adoption has increased, everyday more and more individuals would prefer to keep simple cash in Bitcoin, accept payments, make transactions like gadget sales and marketplace buys without needing to involve the bank. We are able to control and own our money instead which is what everybody wants. The only things we can think about would be credit ratings and the ability to borrow money which we know there will be a delay in processing.

Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 06:42:45 AM

To me, it does not seem to be worth it to be fucking around with bitcoin in those kinds of trader ways, even though surely bitcoin is a more solid asset class, but still should not suggest that it is better to trade merely because it is a more solid asset class. ... but instead bitcoin being a solid asset class likely justifies that guys should not be fucking around and even trying to trade it, especially if they are in their earliest of stages of BTC accumulation and perhaps even if they are in their later stages of BTC accumulation, especially if they perceive themselves to still not have enough BTC.

It may be a bit biased to completely exempt trading from Bitcoin. But yes, it is not worth it and if so there is no benefit of trading Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the right asset if we are against inflation, it is an asset that can grant financial freedom since its the best investment for 10 years to 20 years period. If we also want full control of our assets then its no other asset than Bitcoin. We can only have otherwise if we mistakenly go into trading with Bitcoin when we ought to invest rather than trading.