Cryptosovereignty: The Encrypted Political Philosophy of Bitcoin

Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction

Part One - A Theory of Crypto
Chapter 1 - Cryptosovereignty
Chapter 2 - The Meaning of Crypto
The Origins of the Term ‘Crypto’
Anarchism Without Adjectives
Crypto Without Criticism, but With Critiques
The Concealment of Crypto
The Meaning of Crypto Without the Decryption Key
Chapter 3 - Crypto, Truth and Power
Chapter 4 - The New Form of Power Hidden in Crypto
The Oath of the Machines
The Language of Code
Chapter 5: The Sovereign, the Subject, and Cryptopower
Identity and Subjugation
Identity and the Camps
The Fracturing of the Body Politic
The Emergency of Cryptography
The Final Decision of Cryptography
Blinding the Sovereign

Part Two - A Theory of Bitcoin
Chapter 6 - Messianic Bitcoin
Chapter 7 - The Concept of the Political Hidden in
Bitcoin
Chapter 8 - Theory of the Crypto-Partisan
Aspects and Concepts of the Last Stage
The Spatial Aspect
Destruction of the Social Order
Global-Political Context
The Technical-Industrial Aspect
Chapter 9 - Bitcoin and the Theological Conquest of Money
Chapter 10 - The Political Theology of Bitcoin
Chapter 11 - The Legend of Satoshi Nakamoto

Part Three - Bitcoin in Practice
Chapter 12 - The Hope of Bitcoin
Chapter 13 - Bitcoin and the Conquest of Privacy
Chapter 14 - The Pedagogy of Bitcoin
The Power of Understanding the Truth Machine
The Common-Wealth of Knowledge
The Coming Polis of Bitcoin
Chapter 15 - Bitcoin and the State of Emergency
Introducing the Real State of Emergency
The Civil War for Freedom

Part Four - Philosophy and Bitcoin
Chapter 16 - The Question Concerning Bitcoin
Who Is Satoshi Nakamoto?
Chapter 17 - A ‘Pyrotechnist’ Plot, or Reflections on ‘Concept History’

Conclusion: To My Crypto Comrades
Glossary
Erik Cason
Endnotes