Imperatives for a Free-Market Anarchist Society 1. Recognize the principle of absolute self-ownership, securing each person’s control over their body and legitimately acquired property through voluntary exchange, homesteading, or contract. 2. Abolish all forms of coercive taxation and enforced redistribution; only voluntary contributions or contracts should fund goods and services. 3. Uphold and protect private property rights: Individuals and associations can own, use, and transfer property — including productive assets and capital goods — via voluntary means. 4. Enable individuals and local communities to organize and finance public infrastructure (such as roads, security, utilities) on a voluntary, stakeholder basis, so participation reflects actual use and support, not compulsory extraction. 5. Require stakeholder participation and voting rights in any capital venture, infrastructure, or collective enterprise. Voting power is derived from actual invested stake or voluntary membership, not geographic accident or state decree. 6. Foster unhampered free trade — permit the free exchange of goods, services, and capital across borders and boundaries without regulatory barriers, tariffs, or monopolistic restrictions. 7. Secure local security and order via cooperative, private, or neighborhood-based defense and dispute resolution; ensure these entities are accountable to and funded by direct stakeholders, not external authorities. 8. Encourage transparency, open access, and participatory governance in any shared resource or infrastructure, letting direct users decide rules and access policies proportionate to their voluntary contribution or ownership. 9. Affirm freedom of association and secession: any individual or group may exit infrastructural, economic, or security arrangements at any time, taking their stake and property without penalty beyond contractual obligations. 10. Promote capital formation and public goods through bottom-up, opt-in mechanisms — cooperatives, DAOs, private contract pools, or other voluntary, distributed models aligned with technical and cryptoeconomic best practices. These steps align with a sovereignty-first, open-source, and voluntarily networked approach to social order, property, and mutual provisioning.