Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on March 17, 2022, 07:50:38 PM

Quote from: Snowshow on March 17, 2022, 07:04:22 PM

The only thing we can agree on is for mathematical symbols to change next to our address.

And bank notes are nothing but mathematical symbols printed on paper. They gain value, because people use them as currency. Again, it's as simple as that, but you want to prove us you're right and we're all dumb who pay for a "non-existent thing" as you've also said in the other thread.

You're that guy and I don't care what you say; you tell the exact, same kind of bullshit.

Why are you ignoring the question?

Yes, bank notes are mathematical symbols printed on paper. 100 TSLA are just mathematical symbols and letters in the brokerage account. No shit Sherlock. Tel me something I don't know. But, those letters simbols and leters is not what people own. They own shares in debt and equity. Mathematical symbols only express how many shares in said THINGS they own.

What THIG have you become the owner of when mathematical symbols change next to your electronic address that you access with your private key?

Question is of course rhetorical. Because the answer is obvious: no such thing exist. There's no money/asset/digital product called bitcoin or BTC. There's only a software program that attaches mathematical symbols to virtual address, and a distributed database where this is stored. BTC are only letters in the application that reads symbols attached to address.

So, there's no such thing as bitcoin.