I think it’s a puzzle where we need to figure out all the things that don’t work.
The big obvious problem is that it’s based around Bitcoin. Bitcoins aren’t really currency; they’re best seen as a rare collectible like baseball cards or old comic books. The price doesn’t have any real-world basis and can collapse the instant some hot new fad comes along. Some of the things in the story would work better if they were based around real money with some kind of low-overhead mechanism for microtransactions.
But there are also a bunch of smaller problems:
The unregulated AI lawnmower market seems like a bad idea. I don’t want compensation from an escrow account if an autonomous lawnmower cuts off my foot! I want my foot to not be at risk of being cut off to begin with!
Also, if I’m reading the last panels correctly, then if I yawn in front of the TV at the wrong time, I can be compelled to buy (and eat?) a pizza whether I want to or not.