Chad on Nostr: I haven't put much thought into this but seems like the same uphill battle against ...
I haven't put much thought into this but seems like the same uphill battle against the establishment that any other movement faces when it starts.
An idea that comes to mind would be for the movement to leverage the federated system and focus their resources into a single state where it would be easier to advocate for and pass crypto friendly laws and laws to nullify the federal government's laws.
Focusing resources on crypto friendly country like El Salvador can also work.
If it can be demonstrated to work well in the state or country then I think that example can be very powerful for more adoption. People like to see how something looks before they buy into it.
Still not an easy task but seems a lot more achievable than spreading resources thin to compete against all of the establishment elites' resources at once.
An idea that comes to mind would be for the movement to leverage the federated system and focus their resources into a single state where it would be easier to advocate for and pass crypto friendly laws and laws to nullify the federal government's laws.
Focusing resources on crypto friendly country like El Salvador can also work.
If it can be demonstrated to work well in the state or country then I think that example can be very powerful for more adoption. People like to see how something looks before they buy into it.
Still not an easy task but seems a lot more achievable than spreading resources thin to compete against all of the establishment elites' resources at once.