No, sorry. In every econ textbook exists the academic definition of money: store of value, unit of measure, medium of exchange.

What is it an exchange of? What is it storing? What is it measuring?

In other words, we use it to help us with exchanging, storing, and measuring real value. This way you don't have to exchange some lines of code for a cow, or store all your wealth in cheese.

Maybe you are thinking that I am saying something about money not being a fiat currency, which wasn't the point here.