Just like that, Bitcoin exists as a digital currency that can be minted under a specific rules and that gives it a value. And just like time and a computer program, it doesn't have to be in a physical form. Why do you insist that it has to be in a physical form? Where did you get that info from?
Now try to prove yor claim. Where's that digital currency located?
It doesn't have to be located anywhere because it's digital? Where is a digital computer program located? Nowhere because it consists of bunch of 1 and 0 in a computer memory. Does that mean that a computer program does not exist because it is only manifested as ones and zeroes in a computer memory?
Yes, computer programs are real. Although digital and intangible they are easily proven to exist. Bitcoin on the other hand is not real. Nobody who supposedly bought or sold, for example, 100 bitcoins got some coins or digital products or transferred them to someone. Only a number 100 was added or subtracted from a number previously attached to their address. You all blindly believed an anonymous guy when he wrote in his paper that some coins or transactions exist in his system. While all his system does is cryptographic management of numbers. There are no coins or transactions in his system. Only mathematical operations with numbers whose results are stored by the network of nodes. What is fascinating, unbelievable and bizarre is that you people insult someone who is presenting you pure facts. And on the other hand, keep blindly believing an anonymous guy hwo wrote a paper full of flaws.
Oh, please prove me that Mozilla Firefox exist. And don't tell me that it's not a topic of this discussion. It is because I wanna know what kind of proof will you accept.