To do that some wealthy entrepreneur has to have the balls and the opsec to pull it off without getting caught. Which is hard enough (still unclear what the story with Satoshi is). But the users also have to be on board for taking on some risk for using such a service, and there have to be enough of them to justify the entrepreneur taking on that initial huge risk without knowing ahead of time if it'll pay off. Depending on my mood and state of mind, sometimes I look at that picture and am surprised I don't see it more often, other times it's no surprise that it doesn't emerge. The State intimidation machine is strong. Either way - Bitcoin normalizing consensual exchange on a global free market is the best chance for chipping away at that control apparatus.