Bitcoin is completely decentralized, which means that no government or banks can have control over it. Traditional currencies, such as fiat, for example, the US dollar, Euro, and others, are controlled by banks and governments, but Bitcoin is not controlled by anyone. It works on a P2P (peer-to-peer) network of millions of users.
Another aspect of Bitcoin that made me love it was its lower transaction fees. Bitcoin operates on P2P, which is why its transaction fees are lower than those of banks. When you are sending BTC from your wallet to someone else's wallet, you will pay a little transaction fee to the network. Even that fee is used to inspire the nodes so that the transaction gets validated.
Other than that, Bitcoin is completely transparent. Every transaction since its first transaction is recorded on the blockchain. The best thing about the blockchain is that anyone can access the record. Due to this transparency, the transactions made by Bitcoin can be tracked easily, which adds a perk to its security.
Bitcoin is accessible to everyone, and that's an amazing aspect of it. Anyone from any part of the world can access Bitcoin through the internet. That means that anyone can transfer and receive Bitcoin anywhere without any restrictions. It even works in those areas where traditional banking infrastructure is not present.
Another very important thing about Bitcoin that made me love it is its limited supply. Bitcoin has a total supply of just 21 million bitcoins. It means that there won't be more Bitcoins ever, only those 21 million Bitcoins will exist forever.
1.Bitcoin is decentralized only if you don't use centralized exchanges and you keep all your BTC in your cold wallet.
2.I never thought that more transparency means more security. That's a weird theory. Can you elaborate more on this?
I think that more privacy means more security, which is the total opposite of your theory.
3.Bitcoin is accessible to everyone, who has money to buy BTC.
Which means that BTC isn't completely accesible.
4.I agree about the limited supply, but Bitcoin is way more than a limited supply. You could create a shitcoin/shittoken with a limited supply and it won't be as successful as Bitcoin.