A few things you should add, so someone actually understands.

1. Decentralization. This is mostly nonsense. The whole notion of PBFT is a fiction that assumes a) developers with change rights will always act in the "interest" of the project. b) the infrastructure is not part of the equation. c) the miners/validators cannot/will not do anything untoward. NOTE: 66% of this activity is run in and by Chinese companies. d. Things like this: https://www.cs.cornell.edu/~ie53/publications/btcProcFC.pdf

2. STORE OF VALUE. A store of value has to have a traceable reason for its value. A theory is not.

3. GOVERNMENT CONTROL. BTC was born and got its start by an anarchist crew, Cyperpunks. Were they Libertarians or Bookchinites? Either and both. The net of it is, there are 2 models of government:

1) Western Liberal Democracy, which believes (however imperfectly) in human rights and democratic political systems.

2) All others, mostly authoritarian, kleptocratic, totalitarian... regardless of what label they affix.

Who wins or loses if the dream of money having no conscience prevails?

3) In the countries with the forgoing political systems, the klepto-elites running them own the base infrastructure and legal realm. So much for decentralization in such places. Hence China outlaws crypto for all its citizens and even owning an account on an exchange where crypto is traded.

So, get rich, perhaps, but don't be surprised if you don't get to ever vote again.