Best place to build the Bitcoin island in the international waters

[blacksails]

what about Bermuda triangle ?

I don't think that's in international waters, and if it is there would be no good banks to place the island on AFAIK.
Would be quite awesome to place it in the Caribbean though, much closer to a really important country.

[conspirosphere.tk]

just setup a coop to buy a big boat and live on there as sea gypsies, trading your crypto for supplies with the natives of the places you visit while following the summer yearlong. you would earn the coins selling tickets /renting out cabins.
that's much more fun and feasibility.

edit: on the pirate's self-government
http://www.cato-unbound.org/2007/08/06/peter-t-leeson/anarchy-unbound-or-why-self-governance-works-better-you-think

[bryant.coleman]

I don't think that's in international waters, and if it is there would be no good banks to place the island on AFAIK.
Would be quite awesome to place it in the Caribbean though, much closer to a really important country.

Yes. The Bermuda triangle is too deep to build any artificial structure. And unfortunately, the Caribbean though is mostly lying outside the international waters. Whats wrong with the present location?

[Kiki112]

I don't think that's in international waters, and if it is there would be no good banks to place the island on AFAIK.
Would be quite awesome to place it in the Caribbean though, much closer to a really important country.

Yes. The Bermuda triangle is too deep to build any artificial structure. And unfortunately, the Caribbean though is mostly lying outside the international waters. Whats wrong with the present location?

the present location is good but it would be better if we found something more shallow..

[Bit_Happy]

just setup a coop to buy a big boat and live on there as sea gypsies, trading your crypto for supplies with the natives of the places you visit while following the summer yearlong. you would earn the coins selling tickets /renting out cabins.
that's much more fun and feasibility.

edit: on the pirate's self-government
http://www.cato-unbound.org/2007/08/06/peter-t-leeson/anarchy-unbound-or-why-self-governance-works-better-you-think

"In large parts of the developing world governments are too weak or dysfunctional to perform even the most basic tasks, like securing the property rights of their citizens. According to the 2007 Failed States Index, governments in 129 countries are on or nearing the brink of collapse."

~50% of all governments are/were on or nearing the brink of collapse.
I has no idea the number was that high.

[Vod]

And everyone ridiculed dank when he wanted to build an island a couple years ago.

It's easy to spend other people's coins, isn't it dank?

[bryant.coleman]

the present location is good but it would be better if we found something more shallow..

We have selected the shallowest location inside the international waters. There are even more shallower locations available, but they are all located inside some nations Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

[Kiki112]

the present location is good but it would be better if we found something more shallow..

We have selected the shallowest location inside the international waters. There are even more shallower locations available, but they are all located inside some nations Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).

perhaps some of the nations would allow us to purchase it as we wouldn't really break their territorial sovereignty, they would probably because it's just water, if the country is poor they would probably sell it to us

depends how shallow it is and is it worth it, if it's really shallow yeah, should be done

[bryant.coleman]

perhaps some of the nations would allow us to purchase it as we wouldn't really break their territorial sovereignty, they would probably because it's just water, if the country is poor they would probably sell it to us

As I have explained it, there will be no compromise on our sovereignty. Will will not be part of any nation. We will be an independent nation on our own right. So this option cannot be considered.

[dKingston]

This is needs a lot money. Not less than 100 million.

[blacksails]

This is needs a lot money. Not less than 100 million.

Nope, that won't be enough! See this:

Some $10 billion USD in funding will be needed to build an island of 10 sq.km in size. That is $1,000 per square meter. So a typical 400 sq.m plot will cost you $400,000.

[Kiki112]

This is needs a lot money. Not less than 100 million.

we went over this

a 10 sq km island would cost billions not millions

[bryant.coleman]

we went over this
a 10 sq km island would cost billions not millions

Yes... unfortunately. We are planning to build the island in Saya de Malha, where the shallowest regions have the depth of 25-30m. So it will be a bit more expensive when compared to the other artificial islands such as the Palm islands.

[CoinDiver]

Yes... unfortunately. We are planning to build the island in Saya de Malha, where the shallowest regions have the depth of 25-30m. So it will be a bit more expensive when compared to the other artificial islands such as the Palm islands.

Some areas of the bank are shallow, less than 10 m (33 ft) below the surface. The shallowest sites known are Poydenot Rock, at a depth of 8 m (26 ft), and an unnamed site 145 km (90 mi) further northwest, with a depth of 7 m (23 ft). The banks are covered with sea grass interspersed with small coral reefs.

[Kiki112]

Yes... unfortunately. We are planning to build the island in Saya de Malha, where the shallowest regions have the depth of 25-30m. So it will be a bit more expensive when compared to the other artificial islands such as the Palm islands.

Some areas of the bank are shallow, less than 10 m (33 ft) below the surface. The shallowest sites known are Poydenot Rock, at a depth of 8 m (26 ft), and an unnamed site 145 km (90 mi) further northwest, with a depth of 7 m (23 ft). The banks are covered with sea grass interspersed with small coral reefs.

those are some areas, doesn't mean that's  the average depth

[CoinDiver]

those are some areas, doesn't mean that's  the average depth

So? You're not building at an area of average depth. That would be stupid. You're going to build it at the shallowest suitable location.

[bryant.coleman]

So? You're not building at an area of average depth. That would be stupid. You're going to build it at the shallowest suitable location.

Boy... I was talking about building a 10 sq.km island (2,500 acres). That is a very large area. Therefore, the entire location won't be having uniform 10m depth. Some parts might be 50m deep, some others might be just 8 meters deep.

[n00ber]

This is very huge undertaking if 10 sq. m is you wanted. You need billions and thousands of people. You are making history here.

[bryant.coleman]

This is very huge undertaking if 10 sq. km is you wanted. You need billions and thousands of people. You are making history here.

That much area is necessary as well. I am planning this island for tens of thousands of people. Don't want it to get ultra-congested, such as cities such as Kowloon. Looking at a Singapore model.

[Kiki112]

This is very huge undertaking if 10 sq. m is you wanted. You need billions and thousands of people. You are making history here.

and you just entered history by posting a reply here

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we should get the area scanned to see how big of an area are those shallow depths..
and to see which location would be the most suitable one