How Bitcoin Leads to Voluntary Government

How Bitcoin Leads to Voluntary Government

More people could view taxation theft when Bitcoin gives them a chance to opt-out. While the Bitcoin community is usually willing to accept anyone with open arms and no political discrimination, the reality is that there is certainly a political aspect to the technology surrounding cryptocurrencies. The politics of Bitcoin are rather supportive of a more voluntary government, and there isn't really any way to get around this issue. While bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies could definitely be used as the main form of currency to support basically any form of government, the difference with....


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