Bought by billionaires, island searches for libertarians to inhabit the place

Wanting to move to a paradise island where the economy is all built on BTC and in which there is no state with abusive taxes, rampant money printing and, above all, rulers saying what you can or cannot do? If this is your wish, then it is now possible to fulfill it.

Satoshi Island is a 3,000 square kilometer idyllic place located in the Vanuatu archipelago, near Australia, in the South Pacific Ocean.

The place was bought by crypto billionaires who turned it into Satoshi Island. Now the owners are looking for residents for this private island.

The owners’ idea is to transform the island into the BTC capital of the world, with a BTC-centric economy and a system of government governed by a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO).

Thus, cryptocurrencies will be the only monetary expression of the island that will also have modular smart homes called “Satoshi Island Modules”.

Satoshi Island

As mentioned, Satoshi Island is looking for cryptocurrency enthusiasts and representatives of companies in the industry to whom it would grant a land grant.

In this way, entrepreneurs will be able to build private houses or apartment complexes. Then, they can choose to live in the places or rent them to other residents.

“Satoshi Island Grants are awarded to individuals and organizations that have had a significant impact on the cryptocurrency and NFT industry. The grants are designed to reward excellence and dedication, ensuring the recipients’ place in Satoshi Island’s history.”

Those interested in receiving a grant can apply to be evaluated by the project management group.

The land is available to 21 organizations in the blockchain industry that have made a positive impact on the sector. In addition, there are also 21 lands available for influencers in the cryptocurrency ecosystem interested in owning a home on the island.

“This donation is intended for people with proven knowledge of the industry, as well as a strong community behind it,” says the group.