"... Some cypherpunks were crypto-anarchists — deeply skeptical of the modern democratic state. Others believed it was possible to reform democracies to preserve individual rights. No matter what side they took, many considered digital cash to be the Holy Grail of the cypherpunk movement…" OR Some cypherpunks acted as revolutionary anarchists diametrically opposed to any and all nation-states, even the best and most popular of them . Their credo is " Cypherpunks are all about privacy for the poor and transparency for the powerful ". Cryptoanarchism, via global networked revolution, is the goal of this movement. Bitcoin magazine lies-by-omission about the three list c-punks that were jailed 1995 - 2002