Yes, which can be interesting to both leftists, rightists, and whatever other directionist you might wish to delineate. It isn't politically neutral technology

Yes, which can be interesting to both leftists, rightists, and whatever other directionist you might wish to delineate. It isn't politically neutral technology, sure-- but it's largely orthogonal to many other political concerns. This is good too, because an alternative money isn't particularly valuable unless it's useful to a broad spectrum of people. I could easily imagine a cryptocurrency org that didn't have a culture of leaving your politics/religion at home -- at least to the extent that they didn't directly interact with your work-- could quickly become an extremely toxic and unproductive place.