You did nothing of the sort. You just participated in the system tha creates the illusion of asset by attributing the units of Satoshi's imagined quantity to virtual addresses. Or, to use your analogy, you just participated in the exchanging of the tickets for a concert that will never take place.

Cheap philosophy. Tell me, what is the institution, organization, person or entity that ows you something when you hold a number next to your address? Well, none. Debt is in the banking system, recorded in the balance sheet of the banks, backed by mortgages and other liens, and paid by borrowers in goods, services or labour to holders of banknotes or deposits prior to every loan repayment.

From the Satoshi's number you can benefit like in every scam - only if new investors voluntarily enter the system.  

Satoshi benefits from people's real assets that they transferred to him/her in the exchange for the units of his imagined quantity which were attributed to the addresses they initially created. From bitcoin, no one can benefit given this is just a name invented by Satoshi. It's assets from what people benefit. From debt they benefit when the debt is paid. From commodities when they are built into products or utilized as energy. From capital/equity when it is used to produce goods and services. From real estate people benefit by having a place to live or use it as a raw land to farm. Etc. Etc. Satoshi created no asset. He created a name(Bitcoin) and a number (21 million) to use them for creating the illusion of asset and in that way trick people out of their real asset. It is mind boggling how vehemently you people defend that scammer.

As for the evidence, the whole OP is the evidence.

It's not that. It's telling people that there's no band, no concert and that the tickets they're buying are fake.

Sorry, but you're the victim of false narrative. Nothing is "mined". You invest electricity, which is real asset, and then, the units of Satoshi's imagined quantity are attributed to your address in order to create the illusion of some digital asset. But, as I already demonstrated, you own no asset. You, with for example "10" attributed, and someone with "0.0001" attributed are not different in the possession of zeros and ones in the system. And digital assets are of course composed of zeros and ones. It is literally unbelievable how you reject pure facts and keep defending the scammer and their scam.

You can do whatever you want. I am just telling you how things are.

You have a myriad of topics to discuss the things you're interested in. Why is it that some of you people constantly come to the topics you're not interested in only to start spreading your personal theories on forum users?

I provided you evidence that bitcoin is a scam system that creates the illusion of asset. You ignored all the evidences, and started to talk about irrelevant things. You're not even responding to the theme of the topic.

A scam is when the only possible way for you to benefit from your investment is from funds contributed by new investors. A legitimate business is when you can benefit from the asset you invested in, such as debt (fiat/bonds), equity, commodity, real estate, etc.

Now, answer me: how can you benefit from a number that you have next to your address without new investors voluntarily entering the Satoshi's system?

I gave you logical arguments. You ignored them all and just responded with ad hominem logical fallacy by saying that I don't understand bitcoin.

Stop your obsession with the people that are trying to help you. Focus on the system that tricks you, in order for the anonymous scammers to get their hands on your asset.

You're the victim. Try to accept explanations of people that are trying to help you.

Bitcoin is a name. You, by having number in a system, are not able to show asset. For e.g, you by having number 1 attached to the addresses, compared to someone that has 0.0001, are not able to show a thousand times more zeros and ones in the system in your possession. Digital asset is zeros and ones. So you own no digital asset. You just have fake number that creates the illusion of asset quantity, as described in OP. Simply, you're the victim of a scam.

Fiat is debt that gets paid with every loan repayment. Banknotes and deposis are just the evidence of that debt. In the past you got gold for fiat. Today you get borrower's goods, services or labour. Debt is an asset.

Bitcoin is a name that creates the illusion of asset. And thus, a scam. Those who are in the system are deceiving people by claiming they own asset or money while only name and numbers attributed to their addresses exist. That's why one can benefit only if new investors enter the system. Hence, classical investment scam.

tl;dr
Bitcoin and crypto are simple online scams in the form of the systems for creating the illusion of assets(money). The illusion is created by misusing the concept of quantity and name. Quantity and name are representations of assets,  written on invoices, orders, accounts, deposits, banknots,... when assets such as debt, equity, commodity, real estate... are transferred between people. By writing down numbers and names, the crypto systems create the illusion of assets(money). In that way, they deceive people and trick them out of their real assets.

Video version: https://youtu.be/5k2n3dfK-zI

Long version:
Bitcoin is the name that pops up a lot in the last ten years. You see it on social media, television, newspapers, magazines, books. Your friends talk about it. Colleagues, politicians, businessmen and celebrities as well. People refer to this name as the money of the internet,  digital asset, or gold 2.0. Some view it as a revolution. Others, as freedom.

But here's the news. It's all just an illusion. A mere narrative. Disinformation and misinformation. There's no digital asset, no money no revolution and no freedom. All there is, is a simple online scam. A scam in the form of a system for creating the illusion of digital asset. The system is designed for one purpose and one purpose only. To trick people out of their money. We will now explain how the scam operates. But first some insight.

Whenever an asset is transferred between people, this is represented by quantity and name. These are recorded on invoices, orders, accounts, certificates, banknotes and so on. However, in many cases, people don't even see the asset that is being transferred. They just see quantity and name. For example, if you buy 100 shares of Tesla, you will see only the number 100 and the name TSLA written on brokerage account. Moreover, in some cases, people don't even know that the asset exists. The perfect example of this is fiat money. When you ask an average person what is fiat money they will answer what they see. So, they will answer: "fiat money is numbers on banknotes or deposit accounts."

But in reality, fiat money is a debt-based asset. Numbers, on the other hand, just represent asset quantity.  Meaning, when people hold banknotes or deposits, the borrowers owe them economic benefits in the form of goods, services and labor. The holders invested these benefits in banknotes or deposits, that were put in circulation with loans. And that is why, borrowers are forced (via mortgages and other liens) to trade goods, services or labor with the holders, to be able to repay the loans. In that way, borrowers settle the debt to the holders. But given that in the markets, people don't know which sellers are borrowers, they are not even aware that debt was settled to them. They are also not aware, that after such settlement banknotes or deposits went out of circulation. Due to this ignorance, people have misconceptions about fiat money.

With that in mind, now imagine a scammer. They don't own any asset. Which is why they want to get their hands on other people's assets. This scammer knows what we just described. They know that in the transactions, people often don't see the assets that are being transferred, but just numbers and names. So the scammer comes up with an idea. They will set up a system for creating the illusion of asset. The system will write down numbers and in that way people will be deceived that there's an actual quantity behind them. To complete the deception, the name is also needed. So, the scammer does the following. First they produce a name: "Bitcoin". Then, a number: "21 million". With the name, the scammer will create the illusion of asset's existence. And with the number, the illusion of asset's quantity. Then they set up a system with a database. The system will record the units of their imagined quantity next to the virtual addresses of people. Due to anonymity, no one would know how many addresses are associated with the scammer. Prior to seting up the system the scammer wrote a paper. In that paper they declared that whenever a number will be attributed to an address, that means that the address holder received bitcoins in the attributed quantity. Now the scammer has both ingredients needed to create the illusion of asset: quantity and name. Finally, in order to amplify the illusion, the scammer builds into the system a cryptographic protection of numbers. Because obviously, "the asset" needs to be protected. And now, the illusion is complete. All the scammer has to do now is wait for people naive enough to fall for his scam and start trading their real assets for the illusory (nonexistent) one.

Now, you would think, this scam is too obvious. No one will fall for it. Well, you would be wrong. The system that we described is of course not imagined. It is real. The scammer is called Satoshi Nakamoto.  And there is a whole army of naive and gullible people that fell for his scam. Not only that, some were even giving up  $70,000 worth of real assets, for one unit of Satoshi's nonexistent one. Others believe that Satoshi's system could be the start of a bigger revolution than the Internet itself. Books and articles are written about this revolution. Passionate believers organize conferences and events to talk about the system, or to celebrate it as if it is a gift from the sky. People even say that it might be the only thing that can save humanity. It is literally unbelievable, that a simple online scam was elevated nearly to the level of deity.

When other scammers saw how naive people are, and how easy is to trick them out of their money, they also started producing systems for creating the illusion of asset. The illusions, produced by these systems are known by the name "cryptocurrencies". And are now popping up all over the place like mushrooms after rain.

Traditional scams, which created the illusion of lucrative businesses or revolutionary products to trick people out of their money, are obsolete. So the scammers came up with new and sophisticated ones, which create the illusion of revolutionary money or digital assets. It is mind boggling how easy people fall for them. But hey, in was not in vain when Albert Einstein said: "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I’m not sure about the universe."

Well, I keep an open mind. That's why I am saying what I am saying. And of course, I cannot be the proponent of something I have never ever saw. I see people showing me their mobile apps, with some numbers on the screen. Sometimes these numbers are zero sometimes greater than zero. They say that they paid money to have the latter. But they have never ever showed me some digital coins in the quantity indicated with these numbers. Then I see people who spend electricity to keep the system running. They say they are paid for their investment of electricity with bitcoins. But again, all they are able to show me are those numbers that change in their mobile apps. No bitcoins, no coins, no assets, nothing digital, nothing tangible or intangible in their possession. So, I see people participating in a scheme where they're paying money or spending electricity to get numbers changed in their mobile apps. A I see people fantasizing about some valuable, precious and scarce coins that no one ever saw.

I have a single thread. This one. If you're upset by it you're free not to participate here.

If this topic is disturbing your inner peace it's better for you not to visit it.

What is the effect of giving someone real things because you believe unreal things are real? You download some app, pay $45K to get 0 changed to 1 and then you believe that you have a piece of something that's not real? What's the purpose of that?

So, you have a theory on forum users... while the guy below wants to investigate forum users. But, why are you trolling this topic with your personal stuff?
Putting you private investigation aside, saying that Zeus is not real doesn't mean that you don't like Zeus. That would be stupid, given you're saying it's not real. Saying that something is not real simply means that no evidence exist that would prove the existence of that thing. The same is with Bitcoin. There's no evidence that this coin exists. In the Satoshi's scheme all you get is a number changed when you pay money. No coins, no assets, nothing digital or physical to show. So no evidence exists that Bitcoin is real. Bitcoin is just a folklore genre consisting of narratives. It exists only as the product of human fantasy.

What is worth millions of dollars is the property that one group of people transferred to another in order to get numbers changed next to their virtual address. All because they blindly believe a myth that they received a magical coin in the quantity of those changes.
Claiming that bitcoin or Zeus don't exist is not a conspiracy theory but something factually correct. Claiming that bitcoin exists but being able to show only a number next to your address is something that is factually incorrect.

So you would want people banned for telling the truth?

I never paid even a dime to have a number changed in the Satoshi's system. So it's your money that is eaten by black holes, not mine. My money, that is, my redeemable product (deposit) is still with me. And I don't love banks, the same as I don't love a retailer that issues gift cards or a casino that issues tokens. I am just using their redeemable products. And of course, when you enter the Satoshi's numeric scheme you have freedom, a freedom from your property.