Digitalisation and the spread of the internet have radically changed the context in which symbolic production is exchanged. Rigid texts, stories, tales, images, films or representations that previously required either synchronicity between sender and receiver or physical supports (books, rolls of film, frames, various materials or photographic paper) to move them from one place to another, in a few short years, with their conversion into zeros and ones, have become ethereal products that can travel at the speed of light from one part of the world to another. We are facing a true revolution in the transport of symbolic goods and, just as the transport revolution triggered the Industrial Revolution, this new revolution leads us to the digital society, where all symbols, including money, can be broken down into binary codes.