Anarcho-capitalism is a political and economic ideology that advocates for the elimination of the state in favor of voluntary, consensual interactions between individuals. It is based on the belief that all human relationships should be voluntary and non-coercive, rather than enforced by any form of government or authority. Anarcho-capitalists argue that government has no legitimate role in society; instead they advocate for self-ownership, private property rights, free markets, and individual liberty as fundamental principles to guide their philosophy.
At its core anarcho-capitalism emphasizes the importance of freedom from coercion and aggression by advocating for individual sovereignty over one’s own decisions. This means that an individual can pursue whatever activities he or she chooses so long as it does not interfere with another person’s life or property rights. As such, many anarchists reject taxation as coercive because taxes are taken against an individual’s will whether they agree to them or not. In addition anarchists believe in free market capitalism which means allowing businesses to operate without interference from governments (or other forms of regulation). With this system competition within markets ensures quality goods at fair prices while respecting each producer’s right to use his/her resources however he/she pleases without infringing on others’ rights.
In terms of cryptocurrency usage; some anarcho-capitalist theorists have argued that cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin could provide a platform where people can transact privately without relying on third party intermediaries (like banks) who often take fees when transferring money across borders and also may require personal information when registering accounts etc.. Cryptocurrencies offer users complete control over their finances with no need for banking institutions making them attractive solutions for those seeking financial autonomy outside traditional systems imposed upon them by governments around the world.