Removing the Fed won't stop the state's ability to wage war nor create money for itself and compel it to circulate. It can continue to do those things because it still retains authority over violence and its credibility to enforce rules dwarfs that of private agents. Only when its sovereign authority crumbles, at which point property rights are under threat, does it lose the ability to credibly enforce a monetary standard. Human problems supersede all forms of money. "Fix the money fix the world" is cope(𝐓𝐗𝐌𝐂)