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A concrete example cited is Tesla's decision to relocate a manufacturing plant and corporate operations from California to Austin, Texas, partly due to pandemic restrictions. Christian and Breedlove interpret this as a form of regulatory arbitrage—companies actively choosing jurisdictions that favor liberty, lower taxes, or better accommodation of Bitcoin and digital assets.
Musk's stance against government overreach exemplifies how influential figures are recognizing the value of sovereignty and are willing to challenge traditional norms. Breedlove views Tesla's move as a sign of corporations seeking self-sovereignty as a competitive advantage.