There are two things that one needs (in addition to the software, which is free and open source) to connect to the bitcoin peer-to-peer network - Electricity and Internet Connectivity.
Unless states start interrupting either/both, there is no table to be operating under. It just is. It is the table and the chair and the entire economy.
Transactions are pretty small, as long as you have some way to relay data to a party that has an internet connection, you can submit a transaction. The party you submit the transaction to does not need to be fully trusted, worst they could do is not submit it to the network.