First thought coming to my mind: ...and so begin the cyberpunk wars.

I was considering these questions when I read the article of Dan Jeffries about Libra, Facebook's new coin in partnership with other corporations. The complexities we will facing with these new crypto-economy and its juridical & social implications are so new and big that they blow my mind.

Although I agree with the libertarian ideal against taxes and government control, I do understand that these issues cannot be simply overlooked. They will explode in the face of every person who wants to ignore them.

I think you briefly said the main things to be said about this. It is a game of interpretations, and this game will be played, as always, by big fishes and regulators.

We play this game analyzing the ways to validate our crypto-economy under the established rules. But, as history shows, when that happens regulators simply change the rules, and everyone will have to adapt to those new conditions and situations.

It's an everlasting game... a neverending story.

Some weeks ago, my country's government published an announce, expressing that it will accept the incoming transactions in cryptocurrencies to Venezuelan residents, but that they will have a limit and they must be made by means of the government's platforms.

That's because half the country already fled and those Venezuelans are sending money to their relatives using crypto, so that they could survive. That announce made me laugh. They destroy the whole economy and afterwards pretend to control every way created by the people to give themselves some freedom...

But, as old people say, that's the way of our world.