Because the Internet is quite centralized and your ISP or the government is able to monitor your online presence, privacy should be your utmost priority. If you're an activist, journalist, whistleblower, you live under a fucked up regime or you're just looking to sell some goods
Making money in the crypto space is fairly easy if you know what you're doing. There are tons of altcoins that have gone up hundreds of percents recently. If you have guts to trade this highly volatile market you may be in for some big profit. For everyone
Bitcoin's network congestion due to a surge in cheap non-financial "time-stamping" spam has led to a frustrating experience for users. BitFury, a prominent player in the Bitcoin space, recently struck a deal to prioritize these transactions over genuine financial ones. As a result, mempool, a storage
Many users (often shitcoins pumpers) complain about slow confirmation times and the lack of progress in Bitcoin. There are times when it takes more blocks or higher fees than usually to get your transactions confirmed. Bitcoin's governance is kind of inefficient too, comparing to less secure and less
If you care about security and don't feel like buying Trezor, you may want to keep your bitcoins in an offline wallet also known as cold storage. Cold storage is a wallet that isn't connected to any network thus it's not vulnerable to online