On July 8, CoinWorld reported that the "Great Trust" initiative developed by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and the Tony Blair Institute has sparked controversy. The plan proposes to tokenize land in the Gaza Strip using blockchain technology to build Dubai-style artificial islands and a "blockchain trade zone," as well as themed areas dedicated to Trump and Musk. It even suggests paying the departure costs for 500,000 Palestinians and selling public land as digital tokens.

This plan has been strongly condemned by Palestinian activists, who have labeled it as "grotesque and evil." BCG's financial model estimates that 25% of Palestinians would leave, believing the costs to be lower than rebuilding. Although BCG and others have distanced themselves from the proposal, it has already been submitted to the Trump administration. Currently, over 60% of buildings in Gaza have been destroyed, and experts state that implementing land tokenization locally would require at least 2-3 years of preparation. In reality, the plan is seen as forcing survivors into "exile."