In the history of human currency, the birth of Bitcoin can be regarded as a revolutionary turning point. This encryption symbol created by an anonymous programmer not only challenges the millennium-old tradition of metal currency but also shakes the foundation of the modern credit currency system. The phenomenon of Virtual Money is forcing economists to reexamine the underlying logic of monetary theory: when money breaks free from the dual constraints of physical form and national credit, when the value carrier transforms into pure digital symbols, when the right to issue currency shifts from central banks to Algorithm protocol, the traditional monetary theory system faces an unprecedented crisis of deconstruction. This ongoing currency experiment is not only a challenge to the existing economic order but also a revolutionary attempt by humanity to explore new ways of value exchange.