If money is the root of all evil it's only because it comes from the state.
The state is only able to maintain its grip on people's lives by taxing their earnings represented by notes issued by the state, the notes serve the purpose of identifying the values of every exchange made so it can be taxed. The way to destroy the line of revenue going to the state is to totally change the concept of money from identifiable political notes into something that cannot be easily publicly identified or traced, something that is intangible, but is backed by something of tangible value, and is traded anonymously yet allows the individuals taking part in transactions to buy anything. To change money into an idea, a concept that exists only between the individuals making a transaction yet can be passed on to other individuals in a completely anonymous and secure system; that is the ideal of anonymous cyber currency. Encrypted codes that can be transferred to other parties yet allow the transferers to remain anonymous using secure encryption.
   If two people trade goods and services with each other they may be able to keep track of the value of what they have traded in their own minds, i.e.; A mows B's lawn which is worth 20 points while B runs an errand for A which is worth five points, therefore A has an excess of 15 points to purchase something from B. If it were possible for everyone in an extensive network to keep track of the points they accrue between each other, keep it all secret and everyone can be counted on to be honest and keep it all private, then they would have a system of trade using points as their currency which is private and trustworthy. Anonymous encrypted cyber currency is the same idea.
   If the state tries to tax the goods or services received, the transactions can be kept private and cannot be identified and therefore cannot be taxed, meaning that, transactions can and ought to be kept strictly private between the provider and customer, if the state doesn't know people have traded a good or service, then they can't very well tax it. Even identifiable products can be kept strictly private, for example; computer programs, applications, pictures, video, music, and e-books and online services can be encrypted and transferred anonymously, with the provider receiving anonymous cyber currency in return. Servers located in data havens may be the source for business opportunities where all of these electronic goods and services may be stored and traded around the world with individuals from all over the world finding opportunities to go into business in a secure and private arrangement that allows them to work and do business with people anywhere and receive encrypted money in return which may be put in totally secure cyber banks outside of the state's reach and which can be traded with anyone, anywhere in the world, all done anonymously. Through encryption, a person sitting in the United States may use one's connection to the Web to work on developing a business on the secure server, sell products to people all over the world, receive encrypted money, anonymously put it in a cyber bank outside of the U.S., buy goods and services from others in the same manner and get rich all without the IRS being able to even identify the person, the business or what is being traded, much less tax it.
                                                                                         by Gregory Flanagan