Finally someone seems to be thinking the same way. I'm still new to nostr so maybe I'm just not following the right-minded people but I've been saying this for years. The decentralized component of the Bitcoin network has immense potential, which could play a huge role in the adoption of Bitcoin as a payment system throughout more local economies. Doing so could, theoretically, lead to a continuous reduction for the need of federal assistance. If this does occur, then the state loses almost all relevance. 

 I’ll bite. Can you expand knowing how it is currently interwoven with kyc on/offramps, IRS taxation requirements, etc. I’m not sure this can be decoupled.

I could see it in other counties but not here in the US.