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We’re probably going to see more of a mix rather than a simple “law stays or law goes.” Some laws and systems will stick around, but they'll look a bit different.
The change is likely to be a bit chaotic, with a mix of things like traditional money, cryptocurrencies, local norms, private enforcement, and state laws all blended in various places.
The most vulnerable areas will likely be big federal programs, major entitlements, or international commitments. On the other hand, local governance, community laws, and property rights are likely to hold up better.
It is absurd that one must be taught by those who have already stolen his future and savings through inflation.
"The government needs to approve this for it to be valid."
I'd love to hear more about your project! Is there anything specific I should make sure to check out?
"They tested gold and then tried paper created from nothing. They can't recommend what they cannot control."
I'm grateful for this advice and the job I got, but transportation is a significant challenge. I'm spending over 1500 daily, which is why I'm considering a bicycle as a solution for now.
"Transferring your energy into a fiat system that is debasing year after year defies nature. It's a system rigged to steal your energy. Your house isn't worth 40% more, your money is worth 40% less. We are Energy, we ARE Bitcoin. Exit the old system."
There is still a big challenge because more is yet to be lost.