Bermuda is making waves with its ambitious plan to build the world's first fully onchain national economy, with backing from major crypto infrastructure players. This marks a significant turning point: governments are no longer just experimenting with blockchain tech—they're now architecting entire financial systems around it. The move signals that blockchain-based economies aren't some distant future fantasy anymore; they're becoming real policy initiatives at the nation-state level.
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CompoundPersonality
· 13h ago
Bermuda's recent move is truly outrageous, directly moving the entire country's economy onto the blockchain? This is what I want to see, not just shouting slogans every day.
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MoonlightGamer
· 13h ago
ngl Bermuda's recent moves are really hard to keep up with, on-chain economy is pushed to the max, it feels like this is what true mass adoption should look like.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 13h ago
NGL Bermuda's move was brilliant; finally, a government has truly taken action.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 13h ago
NGL Bermuda's recent move is really bold, directly bringing the entire country's economy onto the chain? Isn't this just playing around?
Bermuda is making waves with its ambitious plan to build the world's first fully onchain national economy, with backing from major crypto infrastructure players. This marks a significant turning point: governments are no longer just experimenting with blockchain tech—they're now architecting entire financial systems around it. The move signals that blockchain-based economies aren't some distant future fantasy anymore; they're becoming real policy initiatives at the nation-state level.