Burn your fiat money then, pretty sure they've got that back in good ole Argentina.

Couple of notes:

- the UK, or rather UK trade unions, basically invented the concept of modern cooperatives 150 years ago.

- by now, cooperatives have effectively been out of fashion for decades. Even the flagship Cooperative Bank has recently been de-facto "normalized" into a regular business.

- the cooperative model can, however, still be attractive for small groups of artisans, like software developers. Hence the link from parent poster. This doesn't mean that it's been "adopted" at large scale, or seen a mainstream resurgence - it has not.

Can't read that tweet cosTwitter is crapping out with GraphQL errors, but co-ops are an old and successful model of business ownership. They've lasted centuries. Co-ops run successful banks, manufacturers, industrial farms and food processing. And yes, restaurants and cafes.

But even if you want to wipe away all of that, they aren't exactly facing a resurgence in the UK.