But classic cryptocurrency 1) is not incorporated 2) has no debts 3) has no accounting 4) has no assets 5) has no real profits or dividends
6) cannot be bankrupted 7) doesn't produce any product.
1 and 6 are irrelevant. 3 is plain wrong (public ledger?) 7 is narrow minded; the currency itself provides a service to all users. I would argue that burnt fees represent something similar to profits/dividends.
edit: I'm not saying they're exactly alike, but they are a good analogy