And Bitcoin doesn't really exist, it's just code and we can "see" it in our wallet, we can't touch it like real cash, because it's only 0 or 1 (or hashs).
But still, we can own it, when we own our private key, where we can access it in Bitcoin's Blockchain, what's really magical and we can even send it to someone else in a completely different country to a different address, what’s even more magical.
We're in the 21st century buddy, the concept of money having to be felt is an old school of thought and doesn't make sense in today world, Bitcoin isn't the only money that can't be felt as there are so many other digital currency but they don't match up to Bitcoin qualities though. Bitcoin exists in the digital world and you saying Bitcoin isn't really money is laughable. Bitcoin isn't just Internet money but it's money as it has value outside of the internet. We use Bitcoin physically although isn't widely acceptable yet but that's just a matter of time before it happens.
Bitcoin is magical no doubt but we shouldn't limit our thinking to seeing Bitcoin as just an internet money just because it's digital, everything is going digital as we're leaving behind physical money as they have limitations. Even the fiats are moving digital with the introduction of CBDC. We're in a time of cashless policy dominating the globe as people are more interested in spending money without having to expose their financial status as they can spend with just the swap of their credit cards.
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I don't like the fact you're describing Bitcoin as some fantasy money as you have repeated it been a magical money multiple times. Bitcoin is just like every other currency but has more features to encourage privacy and decentralization. Bitcoin is what money should be which is to serve as a means of exchange and also a store of value because your wealth in Bitcoin keeps increasing unlike fiats that keeps depreciating your wealth value.
