Shiba Inu’s Kusama Establishes U.S. Blockchain Hub to Promote Development

• Kusama’s blockchain region could create thousands of jobs and help the U.S. lead in tech creativity.
• The project offers tax credit grants and investment opportunities to attract blockchain businesses.
• Shiba Inu’s scheme may substantially boost the U.S. GDP and position it as a nations tech leader.

Shytoshi Kusama, the head of SHIB , has presented a proposal to create a blockchain center in the U.S. The goal is to position the country as a beacon in  technology. He  is calling on the next U.S. president, whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump, to recognize the initiative. 

Shiba Inu’s Vision for U.S. Blockchain Hub

His plan involves setting up a “Strategic Hub” to encourage blockchain development across the U.S. He argues that the country must maintain its lead in technology. The proposal would help build a sustainable environment for  innovation and growth. In addition, the project includes offering incentives for blockchain startups to get involved and expand.

The timing of his proposal aligns with the current U.S. presidential election, with blockchain and digital currencies now being major political topics. His plan arrives at a time when the U.S. faces competition in tech, and Kusama believes his proposal can help strengthen the country’s position.

Community Support and Global Attention

The Shiba Inu community has shown strong support for Kusama’s strategy. Kaaldhairya, another community member, reached out to figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump to gain support. He referred to the initiative as “America’s very own Crypto Valley,” suggesting it could rival the world’s leading tech hubs.

This outreach has stirred interest from both the crypto community and outside political circles. As a result, Kusama’s project has generated greater attention and even increased trading volumes for SHIB. The growing recognition highlights the potential for blockchain’s impact on the U.S. economy and innovation.

Economic Growth and Employment Building

Kusama’s plan promises substantial economic benefits. In the near future, the blockchain center could create 5,000 jobs and contribute $500 million to the financial system. In the medium period, it’s expected to generate 20,000 jobs and $2 billion annually. Over the long term, the project could lead to $5 billion in yearly industrial output.

His suggestion also includes offering tax credits, grants, and investment-matching programs to attract businesses to the blockchain space. By creating public-private partnerships, the initiative would combine government support with private-sector innovation, fostering sustained growth.