Picture this: a nation of 50,000 people, offered $1 million each to relocate sovereignty. The math? $50 billion total. It's a wild thought experiment, but it cuts right to the heart of how we value assets, negotiate power, and rethink what economic incentives can actually achieve. This kind of creative financial modeling—whether it makes sense or not—shows how unconventional thinking reshapes traditional geopolitical calculations. In the crypto world, we're used to reimagining value and incentive structures. Same logic applies here.

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ApeWithAPlanvip
· 01-06 17:03
5 billion to buy a country's sovereignty? That's hilarious. This logic is no different from on-chain governance.
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FlashLoanPhantomvip
· 01-06 17:03
$5 billion to change a country? This number clearly reflects the thinking style of crypto people, haha
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NoodlesOrTokensvip
· 01-06 16:59
Hmm... This logic makes sense in crypto, but in reality, can national sovereignty really be bought with money?
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RektRecoveryvip
· 01-06 16:51
nah this is just security theater with extra steps. sovereignty doesn't price like a fungible token no matter how many spreadsheets you run. classic miscalculation of what actually matters in geopolitics.
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CafeMinorvip
· 01-06 16:36
5 billion USD to buy a country's sovereignty, how is this logic so Web3...
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