Bitcoin was first introduced in 2009, and it has since evolved into a viable alternative to conventional currencies.
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Point 3, 4 and 7 are not true. Bitcoin is a transparent ledger which allows it to not be anonymous. Once you get kycwd on a platform and send/receive coins there. Through tracking tools your coins from that address + associated addresses are now tracked. Why do you think regulators love crypto especially Bitcoin allowing easy data mining against the individual.
Bitcoin has a fundamental problem of being introduced as electronic cash and yet is not fungible. "Hot coins" or "tainted coins" are nowadays tracked and can trigger aml/kyc against individuals who may not know that they are holding stolen/hacked/mixed coins. This is a huge issue which unfortunately snags noobs like the author into thinking there is no inherent privacy issues with an obsolete technology like Bitcoin.
Fees are also not cheap compared to so many other ones in the space; please do not spread misinformation on yopics you seem to regurgitate from your blockchain meetups.