Pavol Luptak
CEO of Nethemba - Slovak IT security company founded in 2007, primarily focused on web application security and various penetration tests.
There were the firstcomers, the first ones who realized that fiat money is a scam emitted from the pure air.
Source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WF9qi8RtcE
Source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WF9qi8RtcE
This new paper is a true declaration of war: the ECB claims that early #bitcoin adopters steal economic value from latecomers. I strongly believe authorities will use this luddite argument to enact harsh taxes or bans.
A lot of countries have already introduced exit tax and new ones are being added all the time.
Australia, Canada, Eritrea, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, South Africa, Spain, USA
1. KYC purchases
2. Crypto tax declarations
3. Properties and visible wealth in the physical world
4. Excessive consumption (and excessive carbon footprint)
1. Avoid all KYC purchases and use decentralized non-KYC exchanges (check haveno-dex, vexl.it, ..)
2. Avoid crypto legal tax declarations (become a resident of a territorial taxation country or live from crypto loans)
3. Stay low profile - buy the properties on anonymous companies (it's still possible), keep minimal fiat on your bank accounts
4. Get a second citizenship/residency that cannot be associated with your banking/fiat history, your carbon footprint
Anti-Bitcoin countries can be expected to collapse over time due to their fiat inflation.
On the other hand, crypto-friendly countries will survive thanks to good non-inflationary money like Bitcoin, and because Bitcoin guys will bring a lot of Bitcoins there
But this may take decades.
Countries with functioning monarchies are among the richest in the world (highest GDP per capita):
The question is, will countries with a new Bitcoin aristocracy have enough personal freedom?
By Pavol Luptak
CEO of Nethemba - Slovak IT security company founded in 2007, primarily focused on web application security and various penetration tests.