Thank you for your answers! I do appreciate the fact you took time to answer my questions.
However I don't think I made myself sufficiently clear. To make my point (hopefully) more understandable I will create this fictional situation:
BEGINNING OF THE SITUATION
IN the USA: There was a guy called Big Ben, he was sitting somewhere in the Washington bunker and spent time thinking: "How do I make one million dollars without doing too much harm to my own country?"
IN CHINA: One thousand of hardworking Chinese construction workers were thinking: " Chinese New Year is coming up, we have to travel home to visit our families however for the past six months all we saved was $500 (worth of RMB) each however air tickets are $1000 a piece (in RMB). What do we do?
Then someone told both Big Ben and Chinese workers about Bitcoin;
Chinese workers decided to buy one BTC each (paying in RMB) because at that time that was the exchange rate (1 BTC for $500 in RMB).
They waited one month and BTC exchange rate was $1000 (in RMB) for one BTC; they decided to sell their one thousand BTC.
Big Ben created one million dollars from thin air and bought all those one thousand BTC.
MIDDLE OF THE SITUATION
At this point Big Ben had one thousand BTC which had real value (at least 1/2 of them, first $500 000) because they were earned by hard work of one thousand Chinese construction workers.
Chinese workers had $1000 each worth of RMB; $500 was their initial investment, second $500 was profit (or capital gain, or whatever), which means in total $1 000 000 of non-existing US dollars entered Chinese monetary system however Chinese workers buy and sell in RMB therefore they may not be aware where the money came from.
END OF THE SITUATION
Chinese workers go to the travel agency and purchase their air tickets for $1000 in RMB; since RMB is pegged to US$ there was no any compensation for the fact that $1 000 000 of fake american money entered Chinese financial system, therefore Chinese construction workers indeed in one month were able to double the value of their savings ($500 in RMB).
The very same day Big Ben decides to sells his one thousand BTC to another one thousand Vietnamese factory workers who also have to travel so he gets one million dollars back, but this time those one million dollars have real value because they represent hard work of one thousand Vietnamese factory workers.
EX NIHILO NIHIL (NOTHING COMES FROM NOTHING)
So in the end Big Ben had $1 000 000 dollars of real money (Vietnamese workers' savings). He somehow managed to help Chinese workers to double their investments (in real terms - they did buy their tickets) therefore Chinese workers got $500 000 (in RMB) of someone's real money. Also he sold 1000 BTC to Vietnamese workers who converted them back into Vietnamese currency right away and introduced one million of US $ into their financial system, it appears one half of it is worthless money to begin with.
THE KEY QUESTION:
If Big Ben managed to make $1 000 000 or real money (Vietnamese workers' savings), Chinese workers made $500 000 of real money because they did purchase services (air tickets) which are indeed worth one million dollars, and Vietnamese workers broke even because they bought BTC at $1000 for BTC and sold for same price, THEN WHO IN THIS STORY LOST ONE MILLION DOLLARS?
Is it the Chinese? Or Vietnamese? Definitely Big Ben did not lose anything because he used money which is totally fictional to enter into this transaction?
How many of you think, after reading this, that Satoshi Nakamoto is bold and has white beard?
How many of you think that this appears to be just another US money laundering scheme but this time on the global scale?
Or if you feel better let's not blame Americans for everything, lets call the first person Bing Ben and he is ripping off Russian construction workers... whoever can print fiat money has a tool to rip off those who invest earned money in BTC (or any other currency for that matter)...
I still do not understand how Bitcoin can build resistance towards the leeching fiat money....
