why decentralized currency is better? [peerreview request]

[runCRYPTOrun]

I felt there is a need for a fundamental analysis on this matter as there are miryads of questions from crypto enthusiasts that reveal a pure lack of understanding the benefits of decentralization.
I am asking you to debate the article where you feel the need to and complement the info you feel a lack of.

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[Washball]

When bitcoin was developed, the main objective was to enable peer-to-peer transactions, bypassing the middlemen who take advantage of centralized transactions. These middlemen make profits from financial transactions, in fact they are paid for these transactions. Banks and financial institutions exist for centuries and have made so much money from clients. Now they are the most powerful entities in our society. With cryptocurrencies we can skip them and do our own thing.

[runCRYPTOrun]

When bitcoin was developed, the main objective was to enable peer-to-peer transactions, bypassing the middlemen who take advantage of centralized transactions. These middlemen make profits from financial transactions, in fact they are paid for these transactions. Banks and financial institutions exist for centuries and have made so much money from clients. Now they are the most powerful entities in our society. With cryptocurrencies we can skip them and do our own thing.

Hi. I covered this subject in the post. In fact I was trying to explain that skipping the midle men is not the only benefit of crypto. If you find something you dissagree or think is incomplete please let me know so that I edit it for future readers.

[Chaki]

I like this currency wherein no one is in control but price depend on the investors and users on the market, no one tells that we go with this price for Bitcoin and this for tommorow.

[runCRYPTOrun]

I like this currency wherein no one is in control but price depend on the investors and users on the market, no one tells that we go with this price for Bitcoin and this for tommorow.

You are refering to the rules of free market price formation, I covered this in the post, if you find something you don't agree or feel some information is missed on that subject you could help improve that.

[runCRYPTOrun]

I like this currency wherein no one is in control but price depend on the investors and users on the market, no one tells that we go with this price for Bitcoin and this for tommorow.

btw, there are lots of centralized coins trading by rules of supply and demand (apparently) in the top 100 coinmarketcap. They simply have other points of centralization.

[Welhell]

People are so tired of being governed from any government, they want freedom and the decentralized system is the best for them. Everyone wants to do it, because it is best to do business without a third person and no one knows and little fee.

[runCRYPTOrun]

People are so tired of being governed from any government, they want freedom and the decentralized system is the best for them. Everyone wants to do it, because it is best to do business without a third person and no one knows and little fee.

Anonimity with decentralized currencies is questionable because of the simple fact that transactions are public. I don't think that is a real concern tho when comparing to fundamental benefits. Can you give examples of cases when anonimity is of real use?

[KevinClarkson]

You don't want to  be watched all the time. Also, a third party transaction with lesser transaction fee that too without being guarded.