At least his approach was pretty straightforward and consequent. Instead of wasting years talking in forums about libertarianism, no government and this kind of things, he went to a place - a kind of "no man's land" - where such a development could eventually take place.

I don't know how close is Rojava to a real libertarian/anarchist society (it seems it's pretty far away actually, mainly due to obligations that rise because of Syria's civil war) but at least, if you have the balls, it's worth a try. And if you can make Bitcoin popular in these places, the better ...