The latest buzz around Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace' initiative has sparked considerable discussion: permanent board seats are reportedly available at a steep price point of $1 billion each.



This structure raises eyebrows across multiple sectors. Some see it as an unconventional approach to funding diplomatic efforts, while others question the feasibility and ethics of such a model. The crypto community, always attuned to macroeconomic and political developments, is watching closely.

What's worth noting: geopolitical initiatives like these can indirectly impact global markets, including digital assets. Whether this move signals broader shifts in capital allocation, institutional priorities, or international relations strategies remains to be seen. The intersection of politics, economics, and emerging markets continues to evolve in unpredictable ways.
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MoonlightGamervip
· 9h ago
1 billion for one position? Isn't that just a political NFT? Haha
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SchroedingerAirdropvip
· 9h ago
A billion dollars per seat? Isn't that just political NFTs? Haha
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SmartContractPlumbervip
· 9h ago
A billion-dollar board seat? This structural flaw is even more outrageous than some projects' permission controls... Be careful, this might not be some kind of advanced Ponzi scheme design.
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SatsStackingvip
· 9h ago
A billion dollars per seat? Isn't this just financing disguised as diplomacy?
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