In the show we argue that Bitcoin is not a traditional "coin" or object, but rather a dynamic protocol and system. It introduces the concept of Bitcoin's "quantum identity," explaining that its nature shifts based on the observer's interaction, much like a particle in quantum mechanics exists in a superposition of states until observed. The author illustrates this by describing Bitcoin as a currency when used for transactions, a commodity when held for its potential value, and a security when traded through traditional financial instruments. Ultimately, the text posits that Bitcoin redefines established financial categories, serving as a mirror reflecting diverse human perspectives on money, power, and trust.