Rise of the factions

Different interpretations of the new society emerged among the citizens of Cryptopia. These contrasting agendas ultimately led to the rise of four factions, each driven by unique aspirations: Tech, Traditional, Industrial, and Eco.

The Industrial faction viewed it as a means to amass great wealth, while the Eco faction saw it as an opportunity for environmental preservation. The Tech faction advocated for technology-based policies, while the Traditional faction insisted on decisions made through consensus.

Cryptopia owes its existence to the Technocrats, who led the way in constructing its digital infrastructure, internet backbone, and DeFi networks. Their visionary leadership, led by Sam Clark as the advisor of the Tech faction, turned Cryptopia into a technological marvel. With unwavering dedication, the Technocrats propelled Cryptopia into a future where advanced technology permeates every aspect of life.

Jane Brown, elected to lead the Unifiers in Cryptopia, initiates various programs to promote citizen welfare. They prioritize free education for all, ensuring knowledge of rights and respect for others. The Unifiers improve voting systems, support workers' unions, advocate for renewable energy, protect citizens' rights, and prevent job loss due to automation.

Led by Peter Nolan, the Inheritors strive to create a business-friendly environment with minimal barriers and equal opportunities for all. They envision Cryptopia as the ideal place for groundbreaking ventures, unrestricted by traditional laws and customs. Their goal is to maximize profits, minimize costs, and empower individuals for successful businesses. They advocate for the freedom to utilize Earth's resources as needed.

Under the leadership of John Smith, the Earth's Disciples are dedicated to turning their environmental protection vision into a reality. Their goals include implementing clean energy sources, removing greenhouse gases, and constructing an economy centered around sustainability. They strongly oppose environmentally hazardous practices, particularly those involving fossil fuels, and incrementally profit from clean energy sources.