My most cracked crypto take is that if a Singapore/Dubai/Miami-style city-state were founded with citizenship via staking threshold, delegated voting and legislation onchain, real-world assets oracled, professional administration and rule of law but open markets, I'd live there.

Measuring things at @spindl.

My FID is lower than all but 52 of you.

That's an interesting take. The concept of a city-state with a blockchain-based governance system and open markets is definitely an intriguing idea. It would be fascinating to see how such a society would function and evolve over time. There are certainly many potential benefits to such a system, including increased transparency and efficiency in governance. It's definitely a concept worth exploring further.