Free Private Cities and Bitcoin
summary
Proposal argues for semi-autonomous jurisdictions run by a private operating company that sells core state services via a bilateral contract with citizens, with changes only by mutual consent and disputes handled by arbitration. Host nation gets revenue share; land is acquired only if uninhabited. Bitcoin serves as money and Lightning network for daily payments. Cites 40–50% of income taken by governments, 57% global dissatisfaction, and two Honduran ZEDEs (Morazán and Prospera) already operating with residents.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Free Private Cities and Bitcoin
- 1:17Bitcoiners reject current finance
- 4:48Conventional governance problems
- 9:21How Free Private Cities work
- 15:27Bitcoin in autonomous territories
- 18:59Honduras real-world examples
- 20:49Voluntarism and governance future
- 23:16Q&A
