I am an expatriate I came to Saudi Arabia to earn money but, I have not got any good job in this country yet due to which, I have to go to new department every day for work, some days in Medina, some days in Makkah, some days in Jeddah, now I am here Jizan, but it is impossible for me to know and know where a bank is in each department, moreover, there is the problem of having a bank account, which is the reason for the increase. It would not have been possible to pay for my family's expenses if it were not for Bitcoin, which is why I now trade Bitcoin. I live anywhere in Saudi Arabia when my family needs what I can immediately fulfill by selling Bitcoin, which was not possible if through a bank. So comparing a bank with Bitcoin is like comparing a tenant with a king.
most likely it is not about comparing Bitcoin and the banking system, but about what is safer and more profitable for the user to have funds in Bitcoin in their BTC wallet or to have a bank account. in any case, if you consider personal funds in a bank account, then you practically do not own this money, since the numbers on the monitor of the ATM show the amount of the bank debt to you and nothing more. if the bank has any problems, then it is more likely that you will lose these funds. Of course, if state programs are not created to protect the rights of money depositors. but nevertheless, the banking system is not transparent and outdated, as you said. Thus, it is the Bitcoin blockchain that gives complete freedom of action for the user, from the safety of their funds, to their seamless use.