Satoshi's message was clear, we don't need Banks 

In the coming years, what we study in college as "theory of the firm" will change profoundly to move closer to the scale of the internet.

Corporations and the hiring of individuals to carry out scheduled tasks like gears in a machine is ceasing.

 People will work from stations located outside offices and luxurious buildings, spontaneously joining with their peers to carry out a project that will benefit many through the Internet.

“One person corporations” will be very common.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are a political messages and not economic ones. Its existence and its adoption are a clear protest against the established order, especially the one that refers to printing  fiat money by central Banks, and the incentive for consumers to spend those promissory notes and keep the system in operation.

Satoshi's message was clear, we don't need Banks.

The choice is not between physical or digital money. Physical money has been practically unused for a long time. Today we do everything through electronic means of payment. The choice is between controlled state money and a free and unfettered system.

This choice has nothing to do with ideologies. It has nothing to do with the capitalism or socialism that characterized industrial societies, nor with the discussion of surplus value or the value of labor, since these things are from the 19th century and cannot be applied in any way to the concept of Digital Nations.

In post-industrial society the conflict is between control and freedom.

Particularly, I believe that the main thing in the crypto-sphere is not decentralization, but the fact of "not having to ask anyone for permission".

Decentralization is a means to that end.