I doubt you can get two crypto enthusiasts to agree on a common plan. But, more significantly, a "crypto utopia", when realised in an actual, physical, locatio

I doubt you can get two crypto enthusiasts to agree on a common plan. But, more significantly, a "crypto utopia", when realised in an actual, physical, location, also needs to be a "non-crypto utopia", i. e. a functioning, equitable society. Both the randomness of the process that led to the current crop of crypto-tycoons, as well as the nonrandom factors that mattered make me think this experiment will suffer some well-known social problems and end far before having the chance to fail for entirely new, exciting reasons.