Blockchain technology and fascism

     In 1919, Benito Mussolini coined the term "Fascism" to describe his political system and new world . Simply put, Fascism is a hybrid system of business and government . Recently, this term has caused a lot of discussion in the blockchain field.

     In 2015, the technology and financial sectors noticed blockchain technology, which coexists with Bitcoin . However, Bitcoin is difficult to fit into traditional business practices, models, and theories. We are pleased to see that large consortiums and corporate labs have begun to explore the innovative concept of blockchain . Individuals, companies, and the public are not concerned about the Bitcoin model, but they tend to focus on the application of Bitcoin ideas and blockchain technology in different fields.

     Modern industrial society is neither capitalist nor socialist. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many fascists began to advocate a third way, inspired by classical liberalism and capitalism, and opposed to left-wing ideologies (communism, socialism).

     The concept of synergy has always existed in the dispute between capitalism and communism that created modern society. American policy expert Zbigniew Brzezinski began to use the term "commercial capitalism" to describe China's current economic and political system, and this term can also be used for democratic socialists in some Western countries . It is basically a social structure composed of cooperative relationships between government agencies ( local and national) and private entities (big and small) . These ideological models coincide with the ideas of Bitcoin.