Sovereignty as a Service (SaaS) Trend - The report highlights a trend of "Sovereignty as a Service," where small states leverage technology and unique offerings to attract global participants [1][2] - Wyoming, with a population of 500 thousand, launched its own stablecoin [1] - Estonia offers e-residency [3] - UAE provides incorporation services [3] Cryptocurrency and Fintech Adoption - El Salvador adopts Bitcoin [1] - Lithuania, with a population of 280 万 (2.8 million), issued a banking license to Revolut, resulting in over 4000 万 (40 million) cards in the country [1] Passport and Residency Programs - St Kitts and Nevis, with less than 5 万 (50 thousand) residents, has issued numerous new passports since 2014 [1] Strategic Implications - Partnering with a "friendly sovereignty" is suggested for those serious about technology [2] - Small states are powered by the network, and vice versa [1]