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Corba and Moss call for the community to actively communicate the differences—Bitcoin is not a security or a token used for speculative purposes but a decentralized network of digital property. Advocates should help policymakers understand that Bitcoin’s architecture and purpose are fundamentally different, to prevent restrictive legislation that could limit its utility.
The Power of Local Politics and Personal Responsibility
One of the most actionable insights is the importance of engaging locally. Moss points out that government policies at the city or county level often have more direct influence on daily life than federal policies. The pandemic revealed how much local governments control essential aspects such as business operations, property rights, and digital freedoms.