Part 7/16:
Christian discusses how some corporations are evolving toward sovereignty, particularly those that are fully virtual and dispersed globally, operating in sectors less tied to physical territories. Breedlove elaborates that smaller, nimble companies—like his own—have the advantage of adopting Bitcoin and jurisdictional arbitrage early, potentially outpacing even large multinational corporations in sovereignty.
Historical parallels: Breedlove references the East India Company, which operated with de facto sovereignty, maintaining its military and economic independence. Such examples demonstrate how companies can attain a form of sovereignty, particularly when they are resilient, decentralized, and hold assets like Bitcoin outside governmental control.