A proposal to sell land in Gaza through blockchain tokens, developed with the Tony Blair Institute's assistance, has faced significant backlash. The plan, reported by the Financial Times, suggested paying Palestinians to vacate their land to attract private investment for redevelopment, including artificial islands and themed areas inspired by figures like Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Palestinian activists condemned the initiative as 'grotesque' and 'evil.' The Boston Consulting Group created a slide deck titled 'Great Trust,' which outlined the tokenization of public land in Gaza, allowing residents to exchange their private land for tokens representing housing rights. Critics argue that the plan exploits the ongoing conflict and aims to profit from the suffering of Palestinians. Experts have expressed skepticism about the feasibility of such tokenization in a complex and politically charged environment. The Tony Blair Institute and BCG have distanced themselves from the proposal, claiming limited involvement and miscommunication regarding its scope. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news