Samson Mow, CEO of JAN3 and a prominent advocate for Bitcoin has outlined six transformative ideas for former President Donald Trump to consider before his speech at the Nashville Bitcoin Conference on Jan 27.
Mow’s proposals posted on the X social platform aim to integrate Bitcoin (BTC) into the fabric of the US economy and position it as a cornerstone of national financial strategy. Mow’s first idea, the conversion of US debt to satoshis, suggests an innovative approach to handling the national debt.
Stabilize national debt
By pegging $1 to 1 satoshi (the smallest unit of Bitcoin), this concept aims to leverage Bitcoin’s decentralized nature and scarcity to stabilize and potentially reduce the burgeoning national debt.
The executive’s second proposal, establishing a Lunar Bitcoin mining facility, envisions a futuristic approach to Bitcoin BTC mining. Mow’s idea capitalizes on the moon’s abundant natural resources and minimal gravity, which could reduce operational costs and increase efficiency in mining operations.
This ambitious project could place the US at the forefront of space-based cryptocurrency mining, setting a precedent for international competition and innovation in the space industry.
However, Mow’s third proposal aligns with the libertarian ethos often associated with Bitcoin. The executive suggests abolishing the Federal Reserve. By dismantling the central banking system, the US would shift toward a more decentralized financial structure, where Bitcoin could play a central role.
Inflation reparations with Bitcoin
In his fourth idea involving inflation reparations, Mow proposes compensating citizens for the loss of purchasing power caused by inflation. By using Bitcoin, which is often touted as a hedge against inflation due to its limited supply, the government could provide a more stable and reliable form of compensation.
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Mow also proposes making Bitcoin untaxable. By removing taxes on Bitcoin transactions and holdings, the government could encourage widespread adoption and integration of Bitcoin into the mainstream economy.
Lastly, creating a strategic Bitcoin reserve is another suggestion from Mow. However, it is similar to the promise made by the Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to sign an order requiring the US Justice Department and US Marshalls to transfer the 204,000 Bitcoin held by the US to the Federal Reserve to be held as a “strategic asset”.
Meanwhile, Trump is expected to speak at the Nashville Bitcoin Conference, a significant event in the cryptocurrency community.
