It's a unit of trade that devalues itself over time to the producer.
It's also a form of trade where your transaction is never guaranteed to be mined - without you throwing in "something sweet" to get it in a block.
It's slow - in terms of how many transactions it can handle in a second.
It's inflationary - (see devaluation above)
It's a way for people who know nothing about economics to play craps.
Your assumptions are mostly wrong. How can a limited supply be inflationary?
Adding a transaction fee is something that’s been going on since the first interbank transaction was done.
If you’ve ever sent a wire to a foreign country, you know that Bitcoin is faster and cheaper than any alternative.
I am ok with people not “liking” cryptos…but come on…your statement is almost entirely false.
Yes very succinct. It is a vehicle of speculation. Not saying one cannot make big money on it but way too volatile to be a replacement currency.