I'm new here and don't know much about bitcointalk forums. But I thought about Bitcoin for a while. At one point I wondered what it would be like if Bitcoin was a physical currency instead of a digital currency. It would not have gained so much popularity, and its price would not have increased so much. If it were a physical currency, it would be very difficult to buy, how would you buy? And had to go to different stores to sell or buy. How difficult it would have been then. Are you thinking about this?
That doesn't make any sense, why would someone think of creating a new physical currency when we already have fiat currencies available? And what makes you think that a government or the governments would allow it? Bitcoin is digital and it isn't available physically which is why they aren't able to destroy it, otherwise, it would have been destroyed a long time ago, and no one would dare to create a physical currency to make it compete with existing fiat currencies.
So, we don't think about things that don't make any sense at all. Bitcoin is famous mainly because of its technology and the ability to bypass problems that exist in traditional financial systems. How do you think Bitcoin could solve any problem or be any different if it was physical and not digital? No security, no anonymity, no decentralization, it wouldn't be Bitcoin if it was physical, it would just be one more paper currency that would get banned immediately and the creator, buyers, and sellers would all be punished for being involved.