Jason Lowery, former Deputy Director of Technology & Innovation at the U.S. Space Force and Bitcoin strategist, has been appointed Special Assistant to the Commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. In this role, he will advise on strategic priorities affecting the Department of Defense and the Indo-Pacific region. Lowery is known for his theory that Bitcoin represents a new form of military technology through control of hashing power, impacting geopolitical power projection. His appointment reflects growing recognition of Bitcoin's strategic value amid regional security concerns, including recent geopolitical developments involving Bitcoin use in the Strait of Hormuz.
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