“land and cryptocurrency” will be the only relevant assets of value left.

In my world, soon to be your world, most governments no longer exist, as Bitcoin transactions are done anonymously and thus most governments can enforce no taxation on their citizens. Most of the success of Bitcoin is due to the fact that Bitcoin turned out to be an effective method to hide your wealth from the government. Whereas people entering “rogue states” like Luxemberg, Monaco, and Liechtenstein were followed by unmanned drones to ensure that governments know who is hiding wealth, no such option was available to stop people from hiding their money in Bitcoin.

OP’s post is also the origin of “Bitcoin Citidels,” automated future-cities formed by the “Bitcoin rich” to protect themselves (as well as their worth) from “no-coiners."

So...

We kind of know how things are going to play out. All us fellow coiners will be living together one day in future utopian cities, protected by blockchain walls from the no-coiners.

We all know no-coiners in real life. How will you feel knowing that the savages outside the citadels used to be people? I mean sure, they had their chance to get some coins... No-coiners huh! Hard to believe they used to be human.

So how does it make you feel knowing that one day you will be a coin holder, in a world of jelly no-coiners?

Can we save them? Should we????

@RiskDebonairs
Deep Questions Guy