Opening The Source

Anarchy and cryptocurrency culture are both built on the idea of decentralization and the elimination of central authority. Both groups believe that power should be distributed evenly among the people and that decisions should be made democratically. Both groups also advocate for the use of alternative currencies, such as Bitcoin, that are not controlled by governments or financial institutions.

Cryptocurrencies are decentralized because they are not controlled by any government or financial or political institution. Instead, they are governed by the network of users who own and trade them. Like cryptocurrencies, anarchy is based on the principle of self-governance. Both groups believe that power should be distributed evenly among all people and that no one person or group should have more power than another.

This is all in theory, and in principle, it seems inevitable that the future will be decentralised. Unfortunately, there's a little thing called human nature and it will stop at nothing to protect its own selfish principles. And while both crypto and anarchy are offering the obvious solutions I find it hard to believe that in the future people somehow will rise up to the idea that we all have to take responsibility and work for a better society and a better future.

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