no it is not. bitcoin was not created to make people rich and "escape poverty". that is the fantasy of some newcomers that don't last long either because at the first sight of volatility they panic sell at a big loss and go away for good.
as a result bitcoin will not help the growth of any developing countries. but it will help a lot of individuals to reach freedom from the corrupt banking system by switching to bitcoin. in some third world countries this corruption is more palpable although it may be a lot more serious in developed countries

you should seriously stop following these crappy sites and groups that keep blowing these transactions out of proportion. they are pretty common and nobody cares about them at all ever. but still these sites use it as clickbait to get some traffic and maybe fool one or two newbies into panic selling so that they could buy their coins cheaper.

wrong. bitcoin was already on the rise when Paypal made the announcement!

wrong. 98% of the world only arrest criminals and also they aren't against cryptocurrencies at all to arrest people just for using it. you may be confusing arresting ICO scammers, tax evaders, drug dealers, money launderers,... with arresting regular people for no reason!

wrong. if anyone wants to "know about bitcoin" all they have to do is to search about it. the only thing preventing them is their lack of interest or laziness.

in my experience when there is no regulations in a country about something, it means that thing is not used that much to demand regulations.

it doesn't matter one bit unless the president of US or any other country starts either being super positive towards bitcoin or the opposite, super negative. otherwise they are all the same.

and i am surprised that among all these talks about someone who is not even in the office yet noone mentions what Trump may do in his last days as POTUS and how he may ruin the economy as he is being booted out as the only one-term POTUS ever. and that ruin could help boost bitcoins position a lot.

since this has become a very common issue nowadays let me ask you a question first: did you find or buy this wallet file from somewhere? if that's the case you shouldn't waste your time and others.

i think two different things are being confused here. falling in price and falling down to zero.

the reasons you mentioned here are for justifying the price rise of bitcoin and why the price won't go down in the long term. for example why it will never go below $10k ever again is explained here.

but falling down to zero is a very different matter. to be worth nothing requires bitcoin to have absolutely no usages anymore which can only happen in case something drastic happens like internet shutting down globally!

it was a very tiny price rise actually.

it already happened!
take a look at the charts my friend. price went up to $15850 and then had a correction where it fell down as low as $14800 which is a $1000 dollar correction.
and now in the past 3 days price has been slowly rising from that low to $15.5k levels again.

i believe that we capitalize the first letter only when we want to refer to the technology or protocol (for example the Bitcoin protocol) otherwise if it is to be referred to as the payment method or the currency the lower case is used.
so technically your example "My best friend doesn't see the advantages of Bitcoin." means your friend used the protocol not bitcoin as a currency. like if he created an altcoin based on Bitcoin.

i disagree with your starting point, it doesn't start after months of price rise and over a year after the accumulation. instead the repetition starts from the day the previous bubble bursts. meaning first days of 2018 when price was falling from $20k.
from that day the whole thing starts to repeat. first by the bubble pop and all the drama that brought price to $3k and all we had so far to $15k and all what we will have until $50k to $100k bubble which would be when the next cycle begins.

as for the fees, the only connection i see is when price becomes stable and fees go down. it doesn't matter if price is falling or rising. for example we saw pretty much the same fee spike when price fell $2000 and when it rose $2000 this year.

like a lot of other things, the result of US presidential election has very little effect on bitcoin in a short time which we saw the biggest part of that small effect as the small drop below $15k before price bounced back up again.
things like this are just news that cause some excitement in the market for a day or two and then things go back to normal which is currently a bull run.

people who only start talking about more rises after months of bull run and a lot of positive rises so far are not "analysts". these are the same people who start calling for low prices whenever there is a small price.
these are newbies who want to look smart and are gambling on the price, now that it is on the rise they call a higher but completely random number.

this chart follows the price chart for the most part. the 2017 for example has a big jump that matches the big jump of that year in price. obviously when nowadays we get more of a slower rise, we should see a smaller slope too which is mostly what we are seeing at the end of the chart for the last month or so.

with all that said, my guess is that bitcoin is not yet in the media as the "hot topic". nowadays people are mostly concerned about COVID and election (although the later ended).

it depends on the reason why you are using 2FA (through Google Authenticator). for example for an account that you must have and there is no other ways around it (like your exchange account) it is an excellent additional security and you must have it. but for your wallet account (of custodial type), you should rethink using that wallet because your money is already not-safe since you don't control it, adding the 2FA will secure your account not your money.

as far as i know the software does not broadcast anything unless you explicitly create a backup of your keys. so Google won't know your codes.

bitcoins price rise and the eventual correction will coincide with the time after the US presidential election but it will have nothing to do with it. the rally started a while ago and has been getting stronger every day. as the price goes higher, there will be more people running to buy bitcoin and a lot more traders who will dump altcoins to buy bitcoin. that increases the volatility of the entire cryptocurrency market which again has nothing to do with US elections.

at this point we are very close to see a big outbreak of FOMO buyers that fill the market. considering the fact that there has been a huge number of people who have been refraining from entering the bitcoin market for a long time (due to FUD, panic, other stupid ideas) they are now ready to jump in with all the money they have been accumulating so far.
this breakout is partly the signs of that FOMO.

you are describing and focusing on "point of view" but point of view doesn't shape the market, the actual buys and sells do. the acts that people are committing looks optimistic because the price is rising but the reality is that demand is increasing and with it the price.
if it were otherwise price should have never gone above $4k because everyone was saying they predict drop to $1k!

everything comes down to adoption, this time the adoption that were waiting to happen after seeing a positive signal. now that they are seeing it, they are dumping their fiat fast.

historically incorrect.
each time we see an altcoin season with a ton of new shitcoins that get a lot of pumps, the next dumping season is increasingly longer. i wouldn't be surprised if altcoins continued dumping in 2021 too.

additionally with creation of so many shitcoins, they have to first die to open up room for new shitcoins to be created and pumped. again historically that has been the case. the old pumped coins are replaced with new un-pumped coins that will be pumped instead of the old ones.

the trend and all the things causing the trend are the same. that is the only thing that matters.

true but as long as everything else is the same, it will lead to huge price rises. and it is not just halving. halving is a very small part of it. the biggest part is the demand for bitcoin (aka adoption) that is increasing and causes the big price rises.

i would be very surprised. ATH is a very different matter compared to these current rises. historically reaching ATH has been very hard because there is a ton of sell off as we get closer to it.

actually the main reason for using fiat is that it is a lot easier to hide illegal transactions using fiat than it is to hide them on a public ledger that anybody can see with click of a button.
laundering fiat is also a lot easier than laundering cryptocurrencies.

bitcoin's blocks aren't just some video you stream or store that  you don't care about what the content is! each byte has to be verified that means you also use your CPU a lot specially during the initial synchronization.
every time a new block is found it also has to be propagated as fast as possible so that the miners can start working on the next one without wasting time.

any altcoin that has copied bitcoin whether directly like LTC or indirectly only the technology like ethereum suffer from the same issue. the fact that you don't see the congested networks is either because you are not looking (eg the horrible ethereum network) or because it is not used (eg. LTC) and the day it started being used more it would have issues that are 10 times worse than bitcoin.