Cynthia Lummis reposted the post below
Wyoming has always punched above its weight.
It saw digital assets early. It built clear frameworks early. It chose to modernize financial infrastructure before it was fashionable.
That matters.
When a state creates thoughtful policy for builders, long-term commitment should follow. You don’t reward clarity with short-term presence. You reward it with alignment.
That’s why @krakenfx , now @Payward chose Wyoming as our global headquarters. And it’s why we’re taking the next step.
In 2026, Kraken will sponsor @TrumpAccounts for every child born in Wyoming.
This isn’t a marketing campaign. It’s a systems decision.
Social Security is one of the most important income systems ever built. It replaces roughly 40 percent of pre-retirement income. It distributes more than $1.3 trillion per year. It provides baseline stability in retirement.
But it was designed for income replacement, not capital formation.
Trump Accounts focus on something complementary: ownership from birth.
A single $1,000 investment at birth, compounding at 7 percent annually, grows to roughly:
• $30,000 by age 18
• $76,000 by age 30
• Over $500,000 by retirement
There’s no financial engineering trick here. Time and consistency do the heavy lifting.
Compounding is quiet. It’s patient. It doesn’t need headlines. It just needs duration.
Roughly 4 million children are born in the United States each year. At scale, early contributions compound into meaningful national assets over decades. What looks small in year one becomes structural in year thirty.
The most powerful variable in capital formation isn’t size. It’s start time.
When you expand participation at birth, you change the ownership curve of an entire generation. You normalize long-term thinking. You create alignment between individual prosperity and economic growth.
This is the same principle that underlies modern crypto infrastructure: open access, clear rules, long-term compounding.
Wyoming understood this early. Leaders like @SenLummis have pushed consistently for modernization and durable financial frameworks. That kind of leadership creates second-order effects. Builders relocate. Capital follows. Institutions take root.
Now we align innovation with long-term capital formation at the state level.
By seeding accounts for every Wyoming newborn in 2026, we are making a simple statement: when jurisdictions build clear systems, companies should invest generationally.
Strong policy → long-term commitment → expanding ownership → compounding outcomes.
That flywheel is how durable systems are built.
Capital formation should not begin at adulthood. It should begin at birth.
Wyoming is leading. We’re proud to build alongside it.
2026-02-16T20:05:53.000Z
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