Bitcoin on the other hand doesn't exist. Something that doesn't exist cannot be money. It cannot be a digital product, or coin, token, commodity, whatever.
Ok. So you don't understand what digital means. You are feeling agry that people are using digital money like Bitcoin as a currency, savings account and investment and you want to use your energy to fight that reality that digital stuff exists. That even when everything digital is in the end lines of code, they can still have value to people.
You sound like Donald Trump supporter claiming still that elections were stolen. Even when literally a country has Bitcoin as their official currency.
You must be fun at parties. Telling people how trillion dollar market cap currency is a scam, 100 million users are wrong and the CEO's of the worlds biggest companies and banks do not understand what you understand.
I can already see you going crazy with more and more about Bitcoin in news. "It's not real, it's not real, it's not real..."
If you've read my posts, you saw that I didn't talk about my feelings, Trump or elections. So, you're imagining things. Just like you're imagining you own bitcoins.
Btw, "capitalisation" is multiplying the number of shares in SOMETHING (e.g. equity - capital) by market price of that THING. What you have in the Satoshi's scheme is multiplying the number that Satoshi arbitrarily created in his head and put in his protocol, by number of dollars that someone paid to get number "1" added to a number next to their address. This has literally nothing to do wit capitalisation. But hey, you in bitcoin community are champions of twisting the meaning of words. So it is no wonder you twisted the meaning of the word "capitalisation" also. Nearly everything you do is imagining things and twisting the meaning of words. This discussion is a perfect example of such behavior.