First, the "anarchy" here is not the anarchy of popular conception: lawlessness, disorder, chaos, and "anarchy." Nor is it the bomb-throwing anarchy of the 19th century "black" anarchists, usually associated with Russia and labor movements. Nor is it the "black flag" anarchy of anarcho-syndicalism and writers such as Proudhon. Rather, the anarchy being spoken of here is the anarchy of "absence of government" (literally, "an arch," without a chief or head).
This is the same sense of anarchy used in "anarchocapitalism," the libertarian free market ideology that promotes voluntary, uncoerced economic transactions.
Coin Fi is a set of decentralized protocols that involve cutting-edge cryptoeconomics, core infrastructure, and an ecosystem to incentivize users to collaborate rather than compete. At its core, encryption, digital signatures, and digital cash are cemented, allowing the ability for cyberspatial and real-world communities to begin and thrive. This includes networks, anonymous communications, MUDs and MOOs, and "Multiverse"-type realities, eliminating the need for a central entity to control your financial life.
We're redefining currency for the people, ushering in an era where economic control and stability return to the hands of the individual.