No. You should explain why you thought I changed my position. So readers can decide if your logic makes any sense.
I suspect that you thought that because I wrote "Software is not a fungible money" that I had changed my position. That phrase was a terse response to iotatoken's point that Iota tokens are only software. Actually that phrase taken out-of-context would be incorrect, because Bitcoin is software and is fungible. The salient distinction as I clarified in my long post just a few moments ago, is that no one is depending on the control exerted by a group that sold us the Bitcoins for the expectation of gains in the value of Bitcoin. That is why Bitcoin is not an investment SECURITY. It is an investment or speculation, but not a SECURITY, because no one is depending on the efforts of an ongoing enterprise for the expectation of gains.
I didn't mean that you would change your position.
You keep referring to US laws, but they are not applicable in Western Europe. Also, the USA won't export democracy to those countries as the states used to do with the other parts of the globe. So stop pushing your agenda that USA is the center of the world. Greenwich has been the center and will keep being it even if Trump becomes the president.