Due to its scarcity and limited supply, which is what makes some consider it as “digital gold”.

Because it works directly between people without an intermediary, which reduces dependence on banks or governments.

The nature of transactions is almost transparent, they can be verified via the network.

Its uses

Send money across borders quickly without the need for traditional banks or long transfers.

Save value (like an investment), but it's not guaranteed to be a” daily currency " – it's volatile.

Some challenges and risks

High volatility: the price can rise or fall very quickly, which means a risk for investors.

Security and preservation: if you lose the private key, you lose access to your bitcoin – no central party compensates you.

Legal regulation: in many countries it is not a full-fledged official currency, and there is a lack of clarity in some regulatory frameworks.

Energy consumption: mining needs KPI energy$BTC