Made for the crypto community and digital nomads interested in investing and trading, Satoshi island is the crypto capital of the world.
It’s an island paradise in Vanuatu, an archipelago of 83 small islands of volcanic origin in the South Pacific, 65 of which are inhabited. It’s around 1090 miles East of Australia, and 500 miles West of Fiji.
Vanuatu is a member of the United Nations and Commonwealth and is crypto-friendly, supporting innovation in cryptocurrency. It’s also recognised as one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world.
Satoshi Island
As the Satoshi Island website states the size of the island is 32 million square feet (around 1.15 square miles). Land rights in the ‘sustainable smart city‘ will be minted in the form of NFTs (non-fungible tokens). According to Bitcoin.com over 50,000 crypto enthusiasts have applied to live on the island.
The crypto island aims to be a real-world crypto economy and blockchain based democracy. The parent company Satoshi Island Holdings Limited say that they been given the green light by the nation’s PM and Minister of Finance.
Manufacturing of the Island modules for residents, according to the roadmap, is set for Q2 2022, due to be delivered in Q3. Owners of land NFTs will soon be able to begin buying modules and designing their homes, starting from $60k.
The public opening is scheduled for Q1 2023, and will host blockchain events and company retreats for start ups in the crypto…
