I've had a similar train of thought of a digital country over the past couple years. If the internet were a country, where would it rank in the world economies? In the past people had to physically move where there was the most economic opportunity, now you just have to find the right digital area on the internet, and can actually be anywhere physically in the world. This person, now termed a digital nomad.

With that in mind. Why hasn't there been a digital governance? In America at least, there's only two political parties and the losing side just has to be on the bench basically until the next election. How hard would it be to let the same population rule under different leaders in the same physical space? Tax rates, good delivery / pricing, healthcare, welfare , currency and so much more can coexist. In a way we already see this with employers offering benefits, stores offering members discounts, coupons etc.

The biggest obstacle though is that it would inevitably lead to extreme segregation because of opposing laws, infrastructure and policing that I can't see working together in the same physical space. It's only a half baked idea so far.