I don't think, I'm close-minded in my speech?
Sorry, I didn't formulate my sayings properly; your speech was as good as it should. What I meant is that people like knowing they're free of obligations. When they keep the keys they feel responsible.
It's also due to this blind hunt of profit you said:
It finally shows people are interested only in speculation and not really in the ideology behind Bitcoin.
It's about convenience, yes maybe, but it has a cost.
I think it's rather the protection they feel when they use a popular exchange. Sure it's the convenience too, but try convincing a get-rich-quicker and here-only-for-the-profits, hashtag to_the_moon guy to transact without this, significant for him, intermediary.
I don't know if I shall say they're lazy, don't take the time, or are not well informed but you can truly purchase BTC directly peer to peer.
Pure speculation, but for the overwhelming majority I suspect it's all three.
Honestly, people talk a lot about decentralization and privacy, but they're the first to use centralized platforms and give them their personal documents. (Isn't it funny?)
Funny or tragic?