The biggest misconception in the world of cryptocurrencies is that they are assets—specifically, a monetary type of asset.
I love it when some guy suddenly finds inspiration and sees what nobody before has seen, unfortunately in most cases, just like in this one he has seen things that aren't actually there.
Obviously, these numerical updates do not represent transfers of an asset, unlike with shares and fiat currencies. That's simply because a person whose number has increased does not, as a result, have the ability to realize greater benefit from a resource within the cryptocurrency system. In the case of shares or fiat currencies, such a person would be able to receive a larger dividend from a company or more goods, services, or labor from bank debtors.
Since cutting down your theory to a simpler version.
Since transfers on the blockchain don't represent a transfer of assets it means you can transfer all your coins to my address and then magically you can still use your coins or buy something with them while at the same time, I will not be able to realize a greater benefit how you say from receiving those coins. Now, do you realize how dumb this is?
Moreover, based on your same there, what happens when such a "numeric update" invoces someone receiving fiat for it, since fiat transfer is always an action of receiving further benefit how could it not be a benefit in getting coins? You've just described a paradox of turning value into the void by getting value from the void.
Now normally I would ask you to send your coins to my address since this is not a transfer of value but I have a feeling you don't have one satoshi.
You people live in such a fantasy world this is hilarious. There are no coins. Nothing is transferred. Only log exists that is updated via "wallet" apps which manifests as a change of numbers associated with digital addresses. That's reality. Everything else is the product of imagination.