You people are the problem. You are unable to answer what is bitcoin and what I actually get after buying it.
Of course, people are the problem. You're right and everyone else is wrong. You can't understand that something which is not tangible can be utilized. The answer you're looking is on the main page of Bitcoin's wiki:
Bitcoin is P2P electronic cash that is valuable over legacy systems because of the monetary autonomy it brings to its users. Bitcoin seeks to address the root problem with conventional currency: all the trust that's required to make it work -- Not that justified trust is a bad thing, but trust makes systems brittle, opaque, and costly to operate. Trust failures result in systemic collapses, trust curation creates inequality and monopoly lock-in, and naturally arising trust choke-points can be abused to deny access to due process. Through the use of cryptographic proof, decentralized networks and open source software Bitcoin minimizes and replaces these trust costs.
If you haven't got it, yet, you're problematic.
Of course, you people are the problem. Because I opened this topic for specific questions, and you are all ignoring them. Instead you are talking about completely irrelevant things. I am not asking about your personal opinions on bitcoin and what bitcoin means to you personally. You have other topics for that purpose. I am not asking how fast I can sell, that, transfer bitcoin to someone else. Or whatever it's tangible or not. I am not asking about your opinions on me. You are constantly attacking my character. I am simply asking, what actual thing will I get for my money? The ownership of what will I have after purchasing bitcoin? With stocks, I have the ownership of a company. With bonds or fiat currencies I have the ownership of debt. Debt is real. There are actual people that must give me money, good, services or labour to settle the debt. So, what actual thing I own by holding bitcoin?