Bitcoin can fit multiple definitions, so there will be a segregation in our community. To me, it is an investment, a property, Currency and value. Maybe I can pick some other words to define it too, but none come up in my mind right now.
If you want a single definition that is generally accepted, read the White paper. There you have a very in detail definition of what Bitcoin is. If you ask us, there will be many different answers to your question. To some people, Gold is money. To others, it is an investment. But to others, it is just a metal.
So my confusion here is that if for criterion, can I say the money on my fiat bank is my property?
I Belive that anything that's not physical doesn't worth it, but I can call my house, car, or businesses my property.
Fiat that is in your Bank Account is not your property any more. It theoretically is. But under their custody. So, to me, that is not mine any more.
Physical or not, a property is a property. You can create a business logo and sell it. That was your property and you are giving it away to the buyer. You can write a book in Word and that is yours as well. You can buy downloadable eBooks and then you own them.
Your car is your property because you have it physically? Like Amazon can cancel your purchased eBooks or Sony can cancel your downloadable PS5 games, your State can seize your car. That does not make it NOT your property.
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