This is discussed at some length in The Network State, which we discussed here on 2022-07-08. The author sees what is coming not so much a revolution against the existing system but more an opting out from the two main competing Leviathans (U.S.-greenback-incompetent empire vs. China-social credit-ubiquitous surveillance) by setting up voluntary, consensual replacements for their institutions, just as the Internet allows the exchange of information outside the control of the traditional gatekeepers.
One powerful advantage that those seeking alternatives have in this competition is the utter incompetence of the Leviathans and their crumbling and fraudulent institutions. When they cannot deliver even the most basic services people have expected from rulers for centuries: secure borders, domestic law and order, money that keeps its value, protection of property rights, security from foreign attack, not to mention all the other things government has attempted to do and utterly failed at, then simple, comprehensible, voluntary alternatives begin to look a lot better.
Today, if you are self-employed or a remote worker who can live anywhere, you can instantly double your income by moving to a jurisdiction that does not tax you on income from outside the country (there are many such places, not at all exotic). As the financial system continues to erode and the “gimmee” tries to extract ever more from its subjects, expect this option to become increasingly widespread.
Postwar Britain experienced a severe “brain drain” to the U.S. because the combination of austerity resulting from the country’s bankrupting itself in the war and socialist economics destroyed opportunity for advancement among the talented fraction of the population who could easily step into jobs at two or three times their UK salaries in the U.S. Perhaps much the same will happen to today’s Leviathans once alternatives begin to emerge.