Your question is a nonsensical, something like if I ask you: "Have you stopped beating your wife?” It's called a complex question - a fallacy in which the answer to a given question presupposes a prior answer to a prior question. Also known as (or closely related to) a loaded question, a trick question, a leading question, the fallacy of the false question, and the fallacy of many questions.
But anyway, the subject here is a false narrative on bitcoin's existence. If you're not able to discuss it you are free not to post here. Your opinions on me are irrelevant.
OK. It is your thread so I'll bite...
You're saying that Bitcoin does not exist. How is Bitcoin different than fiat money used to pay online? For example, I just bought sneakers online with my credit card. The money I paid for the sneakers is also just a number in a bank's database, isn't it?
No it is not. You didn't pay sneakers with numbers. You pay it with shares in bank debt ownership. Watch the video in OP. Numbers are only info on the quantity of shares. It's like 100 TSLA. 100 is info on quantity of shares in Tesla company. Debt in the banking system is the thing that exists. Tesla is the thing that exists. Bitcoin is a thing that doesn't exist. Numbers attached to the address are fake. People are lied to that they are buying bitcoin. They are not. The system bjust attaches numbers to their addresses.