• To have control of your money without a centralized entity such as a bank or a government. No one can control or have access to any individual’s Bitcoin. In fact, the possession of Bitcoin is practically anonymous.
• The costs of transactions, exchanges and sending money through the Bitcoin network are much lower than those of any banking operation.
• Bitcoin is a non-inflationary (deflationary) store of value. Every 4 year it goes through a process where the rate at which new Bitcoin enters in circulation gets cut in half. In total there will be 21 million coins that will finish being issued in the year 2140. After reaching that number, new Bitcoin will not be able to be created.
• Bitcoin’s transaction network is comparatively much more secure than other cryptocurrencies.

And what about stability? How do I secure my capital?

Good that you ask, we will explain it to you shortly.