>>86711
You need to understand that agorism is a strategy, not a mass movement. It's one where the goal isn't to achieve ideological hegemony, which always fails if your movement can't appeal to emotion, but to incentivise people to act in their own self-interest to the detriment of the state, even though they may not be agorists themselves and have never heard of anything relating to economics. We don't have to do any proselytizing ourselves. Their self-interest will turn them to the black market provided shit hits the fan hard enough.
And the one thing that has made agorism here to stay cryptocurrency. Due to its nature as a store of value that can't be tracked or controlled by banks or government, it's the first thing people seek to secure their wealth, and even survival. If you look at economically repressed countries like Venezeula, the people are ditching their ever-inflating currencies for cryptocurrencies like bitcoin cash and ethereum. For most people in Venezuela, using cryptocurrency has ensured their survival. They use it to trade with the black market for supplies and bribe officials to look the other way. The government despises cryptocurrency, but they are powerless to control it, and it's going to take a lot of confidence in the government for Venezuelans to ditch cryptocurrency whom they know its core advantages for worthless pieces of paper.
Nearly everyone in the western world laughs at cryptocurrency or treat it with ambivalence, but that's only because they're complacent and comfortable with the current financial system, once that collapses and the dollar hyperinflates, expect some common sense to be knocked into the people, when they seek out cryptocurrencies to ensure their own survival, and with high gun ownership in the US, expect the government to have a much more difficult time taxing and controlling the population.