Sources revealed that US officials have discussed the relevant plan to provide 10,000 to 100,000 US dollars to each Greenlanders in exchange for the other side to support Greenland's secession from Denmark and consider establishing a subsidiary relationship with the US. The plan is part of a series of related discussions at the White House. The discussions also covered options such as military measures and the Free Association Agreement. Polls show that although most Greenlanders support independence, the vast majority do not want to join the US, and the specific implementation details and terms of the relevant financial aid are still unclear.

Sources revealed that US officials have discussed the relevant plan to provide 10,000 to 100,000 US dollars to each Greenlanders in exchange for the other side to support Greenland's secession from Denmark and consider establishing a subsidiary relationship with the US. The plan is part of a series of related discussions at the White House. The discussions also covered options such as military measures and the Free Association Agreement. Polls show that although most Greenlanders support independence, the vast majority do not want to join the US, and the specific implementation details and terms of the relevant financial aid are still unclear.