Anarquismo Pragmático: Criptografia e Resistência Econômica

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TL;DR: A contemporary Portuguese manifesto arguing that decentralized money, cryptography, privacy tools, and parallel markets are more effective than direct political confrontation.

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Jhonatan Geronimo moves from historical state collapse and failed protest movements into digital surveillance, PIX, KYC, central-bank digital currencies, social-credit systems, Tor, encrypted messaging, Bitcoin, private keys, and agorist counter-economics. The book presents these subjects as parts of one political program for autonomy. It mixes historical examples, ideological argument, operational suggestions, and strong claims about institutions.

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Bitcoin is a substantial component here, not a passing catalog tag, but this is a political manifesto rather than a neutral history or protocol manual. Its claims about states, finance, surveillance, law, and practical resistance are the author's arguments. The preserved location does not transfer ownership or redistribution rights, and the book should not be treated as current legal, financial, or personal-security advice.

Document Details

• Title: Anarquismo Pragmático: Criptografia e Resistência Econômica
• Author / organization: Jhonatan Geronimo
• Year: 2025
• Language: Portuguese
• Document type: Political manifesto
• Pages: 188

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