Bastyon is not a physical network. It's purely a software application running on the internet.

You completely misstate that any of the entities has any physical network at all, denying the factual reality that all of them are software running on the physical hardware owned by corporations, not them.

Andreas nowhere states BTC has any physical network, which is why you gesture vaguely in the direction of whole volumes of text, because you cannot quote ANY example anywhere he claims there is any physical hardware between BTC nodes, miners, and users.

Regarding BlackRock buying miners, it is just the fact.

@klye/blackrock-buying-up-shares-in-bitcoin-mining-operations

As long as you refuse to acknowledge real and actual facts and cling to your misunderstanding without any reason of basis for it, we will remain unable to have any meaningful discussion, because refusing to acknowledge physical reality and instead hallucinating fantastic visions leaves no potential for substantive discourse.

Count the wires in your network card. Count the physical devices your PC uses to connect to networks. There is the the truth of the network you use to transact in BTC. There is only one hardware network for that purpose: the internet. Either you actually respond to this statement and address that reality, or I will leave you to your fantasies.