No? Okay.
My logic is that when you purchase something or purchase a service and you pay HST on it, there is the input taxation on the shipping or the component that's put into it. An end consumer like me will be paying the same tax twice, which is double taxation. That's why, to limit the embedded tax, the producer in this case would be able to claim the tax back, but as the end consumer of a bitcoin, or when I purchase it as an investment, I don't pay HST.
Wouldn't it make sense that during the making or the farming of this bitcoin.... Doesn't someone have to pay HST for hydro, for equipment or whatnot? Just help me to understand that logic. If we agree with that.... I think your earlier claim was that you would not be able to claim back the HST in the making of the bitcoin. Am I right?