The follow books may offer up clues:
I don't think the authors of those books have any personal connections to the subjects of your current investigation (which has been outstanding).
As I was so close, too.
History of Laissez Faire City:
http://www.liberalismo.org/bitacoras/7/2487/historia/laissez/faire/city/In 1994, a group of investors from various countries visited some regions of Latin America. It was on that trip that James Dale Davidson took notes on his laptop that would eventually constitute the famous The Sovereign Individual . During the trip, these capitalists recalled some idea that Ayn Rand had decades ago. The liberal author had wondered what would happen if a poor country for 50 years cede few dozen square miles to a group of investors. He quickly warmed to the idea and decided to get to work.
They founded the Laissez Faire City International Trust and a former diplomat appointed trustee Russian named Mikhail Larguine to coordinate efforts. At first, they threw the eye to a hundred square miles in Peru. During the summer of 1995, the Trust published an advertisement in The Economist and Newsweek reporting project. Several media outlets, mainly British, echoed the news, while the United States spent almost unnoticed. Thousands of people contacted the Trust and some paid the hundred dollars initially asked to become Founder. In March 1996, created the website Laissez Faire City (hereinafter LFCity).
When these young people took the reins in 1997, his first goal was to develop software to ensure user privacy. They understood that it was of utmost importance to protect themselves from attacks by government agencies and any other thieves and snoopers.
The first real fruit of this new approach was the MailVault, an email system based on advanced encryption techniques to ensure privacy of the messages. On this foundation, was to build a network of tools to enable future citizens to create their own businesses LFCity electronic banking with which to develop the city's economy.
At the beginning of 2001 came into operation on Digital Monetary Trust (DMT) that began to develop the necessary tools for a digital currency. Mainly, the lodgment Asset Trust Accounts (ALTA) and Laissez-faire Electronic Stock Exchange (LESE).
It was discovered that one of those involved in the scam of DC had participated for years in a silver fiddle with various U.S. states And I suspect that had something to do with disreputable people of Russia for some comments that made me a beta tester of the Eastern countries.
Years later, many of the participants are still in touch. At least, served to make friends, learn four little things and see the gross, Hayek was right that when he spoke of "the socialists of all parties". Freedom is practiced, not designed.
I am so glad that there's not a single parallel between Laissez Faire City and Bitcoin.
