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You'd be surprised with the content coming out from some huge channels in the offshore realm - they all talk about how the West is collapsing. Obviously this narrative lines up with their pocket books...

@ Yes, I agree, they have been shilling that message for years, of course, they want to sell you a residence/passport/offshore incorporation. For me, Eastern Europe has proven to be a good hybrid between the developed world and the developing world, however as you well said, the money still has to come from the west, otherwise you have no leverage in a developing country.

@ShadowofAtlas Yes, I agree, they have been shilling that message for years, of course, they want to sell you a residence/passport/offshore incorporation. For me, Eastern Europe has proven to be a good hybrid between the developed world and the developing world, however as you well said, the money still has to be made from the west, otherwise you have no leverage in a developing country.

'Nothing is good or evil but thinking makes it so.'

Thank you for the kind words Sir! I'll never stop saying that gold and silver are GREAT hedges against inflation. I'm trying to point out that just like our garage tools, everything has its use-case. Gold is great for storing wealth. Crypto is great for moving wealth. But even crypto has its flaws, because you need to go through certain tools to anonymize transactions on the blockchain. Pros and cons for everything.

@ShadowofAtlas Tell us which tools to use and how to properly protect crypto transactions and make them anonymous. I remember you mentioned countries such as North Cyprus, but for many going to North Cyprus just to open a bank account there is not an easy option.

@NewAlbionTV for smaller amounts, convert them into Monero (you can use non-KYC exchanges like TradeOgre) and from your cold wallet, use P2P to transfer them to your bank account. Most countries have Over-The-Counter dealers who readily accept your cryptos and pay you directly in your bank account. In Northern Cyprus, the OTC dealers actually work with banks, that's why it's more streamlined for large amounts.

@ In the UK HSBC tells you that they will shut down your account if you do anything with crypto. And other banks such as small online app style banks simply block transactions as small as £1 to sites such as coinbase. My £1 transaction to coinbase was blocked with a warning "naughty boy, don't do this again". Welcome to UK - digital prison.

@ Also, why do you mention HSBC premium account? Why this premium product? What special features does it offer. In the UK such "premium" account attracts high fees and comes with unbearable conditions of maintainig high balances and need to prove your ultra-high income in the first place. A bit of a rip-off really. You pay high fees for the privillege of giving them large chunks of your capital which they use and charge you even more than other non-fee accounts.

Spot on the first point to cash out in a no-crypto tax haven... should privacy not be too much of a concern for you. Now I wouldn't rely on Portugal or Germany to cash out, since what is legal today may be retroactively taxed tomorrow (they could just expand MiCA). Northern Cyprus is good for one main reason: if you want to make it harder for your crypto to be tied to your name (lots of people don't want to become the next Roger Ver). But if you don't really care about anonymity, then there are a other simpler options.

There are Northern Cypriot banks that work directly with Over-The-Counter dealers. These OTC dealers wire fiat to the bank/ your account and accept your Bitcoin, USDT, BNB etc.

@ShadowofAtlas Thanks for the response. Also the recommendation is to setup bank accounts in the name of the Company? HSBC premier in company name as well?

Do you have a X or Instagram to DM U for consultation?

Northern Cypriot banks work with OTC dealers. They OTC dealers convert your crypto to fiat and then send it to the bank.

That's why the Northern Cypriot freezone company is important to demonstrate the SoF. You want to use creative/ fleixble accounting as well.

You are almost absolutely correct. I'll be releasing a video soon specifically addressing this point. On the topic of moving wealth as privately as possible though, gold and silver don't fit the bill.

Both are legal. Complex trust + private foundation is a strategy geared towards 8-figures and higher due to its cost to set up.

Thank you for your kind comments Sir. We're trying to share a different perspective on this fear narrative.

How much would it cost to set up foundations that provide loans back to you? I imagine this is not cheap. Usually the likes of Bill Gates do it because they already have hundreds of millions to play with. For an average wealthy person running a pet foundation is no cheap game...

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You can enter from the "EU" Cyprus side as well. They allow you to stay up to 30 days VISA free. Also, I agree, I would also never live in Northern Cyprus either; that's why we recommend it only as a paper residency (i.e. you don't reside there, you just use it to ghost your wealth).

Definitely better than being a Russian oblast. But as with everything, it has downsides as well.

And fewer legitimate businesses as well

@ShadowofAtlas Might be true, but if the reason for the move is tax avoidance, then its not easy to care about those people or companies

Some countries are chosen "by the powers that be" to be offshore destinations due to their strategic location - Singapore, Hong Kong/Macau, Panama etc. Even though they're under the control of China or the U.S., they will probably stay long term because they're necessary for capital flows out of their respective regions.

@ShadowofAtlas ah you do agree they are controlled (to some degree) just those you imagine to stay in a similar situation for a considerable time to come 👍 Still, wouldn't you place these below Switzerland as they are far better able to defend themselves (mostly diplomatically but also physical taking I'd far harder)?

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One of the first sentences was how gold and silver is a great inflation hedge... did you even watch the video?

If access to more reputable banks is what you need, Hong Kong fits the bill. It doesn’t tax foreign-earned income or undistributed profits, making it ideal for a holding company, services rendered outside of Hong Kong, or intermediaries in international trade dealing with China or other Asian countries. Obviously setting it up and maintenance will be more expensive, but as I said, you're paying for access to banking and time saved down the line.