A Paradise Island for bitcoiners? Satoshi Island
Vanuatu Archipelago, a group of islands located near Australia became news since it began to be called Satoshi Island, in honor of the well-known Satoshi Nakamoto and promises to be a paradisiacal place for all those people who work in the cryptographic world and seeing images of the island, we can see that cryptocurrencies is a more than fundamental element.
Formerly known as Lataro Island, it has been uninhabitable for a long time, but now Anthony Welch and other major investors want to turn this island into a fully habitable utopia for more than 20,000 investors who want to move in with a blockchain-based democracy. Although it seems quite a risky idea, it should be noted that Welch has been living on this island for some time now and has already made preparations to bring in new inhabitants.
It is also open for influencers with cryptocurrency expertise and NFT art artists and offers all these citizens the possibility to obtain citizenship. There have been similar projects before, but this one promises to be the first Bitcoin capital city, an almost tax-free paradise where investors can take full advantage of cryptocurrencies.
Isla Satoshi is more than a risky project, we don't have much information about it for now, but as far as we can see, everything is going incredibly well and its future looks promising. It is just a matter of waiting during the year and see what will become of this great proposal that will surely bring many benefits to cryptocurrencies because of course, not only plans to be the home of many investors, but also an excellent place to work and the place where an infinite number of projects can be born.
Don't be confused, Satoshi Island is not a country, although it has everything to be as autonomous and nature-friendly as possible and become what it once imagined.
For more information, please visit Satoshi-island where you can learn more about the project.
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Interesting idea. Maybe a bit too early. Governments don't like this.
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