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>>5065211
>technology would easily make this kind of scenario feasible
Yeah; it's called the blockchain. There's no reason why only currency can be kept on blockchain registers; you could easily maintain property right using the same system, which opens up using the blockchain for title keeping and corporate structure. Delaware already allows companies to incorporate on a blockchain and use "coins" as shares.

The only thing standing in the way of humans taking back sovereignty and capital from mega-corporations is our willingness to do it, but since 90% of people, like this cuck >>5065163, are sheeple and need to be herded like filthy goyim, I don't think AnCap will actually happen until after the medical singularity of artificial gene manipulation.

tl;dr - the vast majority of humans are just too stupid for AnCap

>>4881428
In the past, gold, silver, raw building materials, land, weaponry, food, water, and the labor to supply those things... but is currently attached to the energy sector. "Petrodollars."

Now that your idealistic and uninformed approach to currency has been obliterated, please inform me what Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are backed by... other than the "promise" of gathering wealth without adding wealth to a monetary system, of course? Pic related.