It does not say "Libertarian" on the label, but in Bitcoin debates there's always the ideas of doing it without a government, without a central authority, of ha

It does not say "Libertarian" on the label, but in Bitcoin debates there's always the ideas of doing it without a government, without a central authority, of having competing currencies and exchanges, of "unprotected" economic activity, of "one dollar one vote" rather than "one person one vote", a gold-rush mentality built-in (rather than "let's make a new currency and everyone starts with 100 eBucks"). So it looks like a nice real life Libertarian experiment to me.