True, true, true and true. They happen to be all true, thanks for the collection. On the other hand all the claims that Bitcoin fans touted back in 2012ish turned out to be untrue, like anonymous, cheap, finite, quick, safe, easy,etc.
I don't debate idiots, so just let's put it on the record for OP's sake.
Anonomous - it's pseudonymous and that's good enough for 95%+ of the people. Most aren't trying to hide anything and aren't doing anything illegal. If people are worried about such matters use Bisq to sell Bitcoin for Monero and use the Monero to transfer value, same in reverse.
Cheap - Multiple examples of people moving hundreds of millions of USD for less than $5. And anyone can do the same today, with no need to ask persmission of course.
Finite - It's the hardest money on the planet. A 100% guaranteed 21million hard cap. No more will ever be produced without Bitcoin impoliding which means no Bitcoin holder will follow any new chain that forks off with an increased 21m cap. Granted, there is some talk about increasing that cap ever so slightly in the future (decades away) to pay for security (if need be) but any proposal better make sense to Bitcoin owners otherwise it has zero chance of succeeding.
Quick - Most of the time it takes 10 mins to transfer value, up to 60m if you really want to be sure. Of course, sometimes it can take a long time due to the mempool clogging up which is why education of how transfers work is important. Think of moving Bitcoin like the Post, sometimes you need it guaranteed next day and will pay for that, other times it doesn't matter if the letter takes a week, that will cost far less. Most people aren't that worried about speed so it's not a problem. Also, security = Less speed in the world of Crypto so any coin that is speedier will always have the tradeoff of weaker security.
Safe - It's the most secure network on the planet and also the most stable with about 99.5% uptime over 11 years. And if/when it climbs in value it only ever gets more secure (because it will cost more to hack). Bitcoin is basically unhackable as has been proved over the last 11 years. As for the hacks people read about, they're either Exchanges with weak security, companies with weak security, or individuals that do stupid things. All are easy to avoid.
Easy - It's not hard if people take the time to learn. And on that point, Bitcoin is a movement of all sorts of things, including an
education movememnt. Get into Bitcoin and your overall tech knowledge gets better which is an asset as we're moving into a digital economy.
