I went to read the web3isgoinggreat.com write-up for this, but didn't see the article on the front page, so I searched for crypto.com and was reminded of this from Aug 2022: https://web3isgoinggreat.com/?id=cryptocom-wants-back-the-7-...
I believe the correct "web3" retort is "code is law" :-D
But in all seriousness, this is the debate I see going back and forth a lot around crypto: proponents say it allows getting out from underneath the thumb of "the man," others argue that a phone call to undo a mistake is an advantage of a human and lawyer-centric financial system
In reality you now have two regimes: The code and the traditional financial/legal system.
If there is a conflict the later will win (with all it's advantages and disadvantages)
What metric do you think would be best, and how does / do you think the US scores on it, depending on the availability of the metric?
In other words, I wouldn't say a #1 total GDP country having issues with murders and solving them is somehow a condemnation of legal system in general.