These are not facts but your opinion. I think most of those "facts" are just wrong.
1. Cryptocurrency is not regulated by any authorized organization. The issuer of cryptocurrency will not be in charge of commercial crime if there is. The issuers are mostly private companies when they don’t necessarily announce their financial statements.
You are confused. Cryptocurrency regulation has nothing to do with crimes.
If someone still your crypto it's a crime in most countries. There are many examples out there.
2. The influence of cryptocurrency is not expected as it’s encrypted. The market capitalization indicates a volume of 419 billion and there’s a large part of transactions are crime activities. Bitcoin is now the biggest currency in black market by
TOR browsing when regulators are impossible to track them. A few months after Silk Road was wiped out, many have opened extra terminals to proceed
Litecoin LTC for a reduction of risks.
Dollar is used for illegal activities also.
According to
wikipedia The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's World Drug Report 2005 estimates the size of the global illicit drug market at
US$321.6 billion in 2003 alone.This is more than 600x the whole cryptomarket.
So, this fact indicates dollar will fail too?
3. Can cryptocurreny be in use alike present currencies? The answer is NO but not fully negative. According to its unstable feature, this is not a good idea to proceed by cryptos. For example, if commodity is sold for 1 Bitcoin as Bitcoin prices at, let’s say $9,000, what if it drop to $7,000? Cryptocurrency possibly becomes steady after major countries promote cryptocurrency as one of major payment methods.
This is not a problem, as in this early stage of crypto prices can be adjusted periodically. People are selling pizzas since 2010 with BTC.
4. Your property is not completely safe in bank but securer than in crypto exchange and wallet. Typically, users upload crypto and personal information on Datum cloud by paying
Datum coin so Datum is able to collect either profile or crypto from customers with a centralization strategy. Depositors in either bank or wallet confront similar risks: either bank or exchange account are possible become hacked; there is a chance that they become collapsed as well. However, these factors confront differently in possibility when bank is much more steady and regulated.
If you own your private key and you keep it safe, you are the only person in the world who can access these funds.
If your money is in the bank they take it from you anytime.
They can revert ANY transaction.
There is no 6 blocks confirmations in the fiat system. Even if the transaction is 10 years old it can be reverted.
If you don't have funds in your bank account, the bank can give you a negative balance. Summary: If your money is on the bank, it's not yours.
With crypto you own the funds, nobody can touch it.
All transactions in crypto are irreversible and nobody without the private key can touch them.
5. The restriction to cryptocurrency is far not enough. First, crypto is not a local case but the global what indicates a difficulty of control.
Crypto is not there to be controlled. It was designed to be uncontrollable.
Second, government will not give up on the currency issued.
Government can issue all the currency they want, that will not stop crypto.