Is there any value in commenting on this, even to critique it? If you take it seriously, then you don't write a book about it you DO it (then maybe write a book

Is there any value in commenting on this, even to critique it? If you take it seriously, then you don't write a book about it you DO it (then maybe write a book). But this reads exactly like what a junior programmer would write about their ideal framework or language - it's entirely speculative, and so, worthless. (Of course, maybe the authors want to nerd snipe before they try it out, in which case I'd ask: what does cryptocurrency have to do with anything? Crypto is uncomfortable baggage that mediates (poorly) between the finances of a group embedded in a larger group. Also, how does this differ from starting a club, incorporating as a non-profit, start voting as a bloc to gain leverage, and THEN do...whatever the next step is? Long history of utopian communities attempting it, and you need to differentiate. The first choice is always going to be modifying your host to suite your needs, rather than attempt to reproduce everything. Again, the parallel with jr. dev thinking - "rewrite everything based on speculative benefit of one thing" is not a successful strategy IRL.)