Governance in web 3.0 as a new democratic object

Hello, I open this topic to ask for some help and advise. In France, but not only, politics are thinking about taxation for stacking revenues. If it is not a big issue for eth, for the cosmos ecosystem it could be one. I wrote this mail to the député who asked for this taxation, and I show you his answer to. I don’t know if it had any effect, but we won one year. I’ld like to discuss the content of my mail, to see if I’m right or not (don’t kill me), because I think it could be a fair way, showing this democratic issue, to obtain that politics understand governance in web 3.0 as a new political object, witch will need a different juridic vision. My mail and the answer, in english, and in french because I’m not sure of my trad in english : Hello Mr Deputy, I am coming to you, urgently, about the finance bill for 2024. The plan to tax revenue from stacking crypto-assets shows a serious misunderstanding of the very nature of this technology. In the vast majority of industries, we are accustomed to considering the governance of legal entities as a sort of “execution overlay” of the latter. A utility algorithm, which responds to a certain number of legislative,…

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I vote, since two years, on every proposal I can, on every chains of the ecosystem, because I’m convainced, for decentralisation and the futur of the hub, that the number of voters is more important than their size: cosmos1q50hkqt3lx3d9lpsj523n0qj3epr9hfs6kl7fs

I hope some of you will help me to formulate, to precise, to challenge, what I’m trying to say.

I realy think, as I know politics, that this is the good way to open their mind: speaking of what they already know, democraty and governance, and showing them this huge paradygm evolution:

They won’t be able, if we challenge them in their own house, to dodge the subject

Introduction : The advent of blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies brings significant challenges and opportunities for current fiscal and democratic systems. While these technologies promise to transform governance and financial transactions, they also raise complex questions about regulatory integration and civic participation. Taxation of Staking Rewards : The technical complexity inherent in blockchain makes the direct taxation of staking rewards difficult. However, it is probable that tax authorities will turn to the taxation of conversion operations into central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) as a viable method. Although this strategy remains speculative, it represents a plausible approach to framing these new forms of income. Blockchain Governance and Democratic Impact : The governance model proposed by blockchain has the potential to reinvent democratic participation through greater transparency and direct involvement. In France, the integration of such a system would raise profound questions about the future of the republic’s structure, although such a profound change seems unlikely at present. This perspective nevertheless opens a necessary dialogue…

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