New Special Assistant to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, Bringing Bitcoin Expertise
AI summary of the linked articleJason Lowery, former Deputy Director of Technology & Innovation at the U.S. Space Force and author of "Softwar," was named Special Assistant to the Commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, a role he announced in August 2025. The article's correction notes that an earlier version wrongly dated the appointment to April 2026. At a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, Admiral Samuel Paparo mentioned Bitcoin positively as a tool for "power projection," a term Lowery popularized in his work on Bitcoin. The article links this to a report that Iran would accept Bitcoin for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, which it describes as not yet realized. |
2 comments rvolz.ethSubmitter Lowery rose to Bitcoin fame as he made the case that Bitcoin is a new landscape of military technology and defense, where power is projected not via bullets, missiles or drones, but by commanding more hashing power, which governs Bitcoin’s proof of work protocol. Slightly related, how it goes: scammers demand crypto from stranded ships in Strait of Hormuz :) |
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