Thinking of this, Bitcoin have been around since 2008 which is over a decade now and truly speaking it has changed the way we see money. Since it's not controlled by any government, this makes it borderless as anyone can send and receive value in few minutes and it tends to give financial freedom to anyone that invest into it reasonably.
But reasoning this carefully is Bitcoin stable enough to replace our everyday money or just a digital assets like gold and others relating to as the price goes up and down on a daily basis. On a second thought is the truth in the middle of being the future of money or a digital asset? Since it can be used to hold and protect wealth against inflation or anything of such.
What about countries with weak money system?
Do you think that Bitcoin will one day replace traditional money, or will it remain mostly an investment like digital gold?
For the relevant of what Bitcoin stand for which is it's decentralized nature and knowing what this stands for means the government will always hold on to what they can have full control of which is the fiat system hence Bitcoin can never come to this spotlight in other to protect it's relevance as a financial freedom and there is no system that can function without the existence of government, Bitcoin was never created to replace the fiat system and of course that wasn't the reason for it's invention but to work in hand with the fiat system and I don't ever imagine Bitcoin replacing any of the traditional money.