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It's more complex than that.
There are hard rules in crypto. Like block halvings. They happen because the designers of the chain said they would, whether the users like it or not.
These rules are litterally in the code. Humans can't mess with them. In many ways they are stronger than legislation. They haven't used this power for much besides coin issuance control, but it's certainly there.
Except we can mess with them in practice.
Eth-classic vs Ethereum vs Eth2.0 for example. DAO contract was on the original, largely abandoned Eth-classic Blockchain. But the community was able to migrate (and plans to migrate again for proof of stake)