People usually talk about price but Bitcoin has more to it.
    What feature do you think doesn’t get enough attention?

    What’s the most underrated feature of Bitcoin?
    byu/manharkatty inBitcoin



    Posted by manharkatty

    10 Comments

    1. Low-Method3448 on

      In terms of what people don’t understand? Probably the absolute scarcity and autonomy you get out of it with no middle man writing the ledger of your transactions

    2. Don’t need any bank’s permission to hold and send your own money. Can carry cross borders without anyone knowing. Near instant payments with the lightning network. Likely to increase in value over time.

    3. The difficulty adjustment. Most people don’t know about it which is why they assume the security model is bound to fail if many miners go offline. The difficulty adjustment is probably one of the most ingenious features that keeps the whole network working whether hash rate goes up or down.

    4. simple_steps1 on

      For me it’s the ability to self-custody. A lot of people focus on price but having full control over your own funds without relying on a third party is a big deal.

    5. cashflashmil on

      Probably the fact that nobody can just change the monetary policy on a whim.

      People focus on price, but Bitcoin’s biggest strength is that the rules are transparent and hard to bend. That level of predictability is massively underrated

    6. Harleychillin93 on

      Cost of custody. Since I bought my ₿ 10 years ago they’ve been on an old phone ever since. Has costed me exaclt 0 dollars to manage/keep/hold/custody. No .1% fee, no annual fee, nothing.

    7. 24/7/365 non-stop trading with HUGE liquidity. Strategy can buy 2 Billion BTC in a week without moving the needle. I think a lot of people underestimate the meaning of that. It is what allows governments (Iran today, others in the future) to settle trade outside of the USD. They couldn’t do it of moving millions of USD per day was dramatically impacting the price action.

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