The article explores how Marx and Adam Smith viewed ownership in capital differently. Smith saw capital as a tool for production, while Marx focused on how capital is controlled by those seeking profit. Marx believed that the actions of money hoarders and financial circulation play a crucial role in the movement of capital. The study highlights the dual nature of capital ownership, where money constantly reverts to its monetary form, and the interest of capital owners influences its movement. Ultimately, the article suggests that the dream of hoarders to profit while keeping their property safe is realized through the dualization of capital ownership and circulation.