I have one simple question for you: "what is bitcoin"? What are you offering me to buy?
I'm not offering you bitcoin, just saying that if I ever happen to sell it to you, I'll be fine with signing a piece of paper saying that I did, because you seem to be attached to invoices and seem to think that if it's signed it becomes "real".
You don't know what bitcoin is? Do you want a link to the white paper? There's s good explanation on investopedia, bitcoin.org and other sites. I also recommend Andreas Antonopoulos on youtube.
So, you are unable to define bitcoin. Just as I thought. If an invoice has 10 iPhone 13 written on it, I have no problem defining what I am selling. The same is true for everything else, from stocks/equities that have quantity written on brokerage accounts or stock certificates, to debt that has quantity written on bank accounts or banknots. But you people are making up your own definitions of bitcoin and all are different. Instead of just admitting that Nakamoto invented nonsense you're acting like some clowns.
It has been defined, described, explained to you countless times, by many, over and over again, and every which way. Yet it seems it is you who are unable to understand.
Or, rather, it is you who are pretending to not understand, and therefore you are maliciously just wasting people's time on purpose.
Hahaha. What is there to understand is you all have different definitions. You people show, with literally every post, that you don't have a clue what bitcon is. You're literally ignoring the definition made by the guy who created the whole thing. Satoshi Nakamoto defined coin in the Bitcoin Whitepaper as this: "chain of digital signatures". That's the definition of a coin, that's the definition of what people later started to call bitcoin. So when you buy 10 bitcoins you bought 10 "chains of digital signatures". When you buy 50 bitcoins you bought 50 "chains of digital signatures". But... there's only one chain. It is record on the blockchain. And it's free for everyone. Everyone can download it and calculate how many " chains of digital signatures" an address owns. So essentially you addresses show how many of the thing that is available for free you own. Do you see how stupid that is? Do you see the stupidity this person Nakamoto wrote? It is no wonder you all have different definitions of bitcoin.
And that chain is essentially blockchain. Blockchain is available for free to anyone. It has is stored on blockchain, which is