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Well LUKS comes as an option with most distro installers at this point so thats figured out for you already, and from what I remember veracrypt on windows was also a basic installer walking you through it. Theres always youtube videos if you prefer that over reading documentation, but its pretty...

Last time I checked it it was only for card payments <500 so kind of deceptive marketing, but no I haven't used them.

Depends on what OS you use but would simply be a matter of making lid close=shutdown, this assuming your system is encrypted when you start it.

Indeed, felt like the moves in 2021 made alot more sense so have largely quit actively trading.

Regarding the title I think its just a narrative, people are just bullish in general. I don't feel super optimistic about hanging around the old ATH this long, and ETHBTC has been doing terribly. Not betting on 8K eth anytime soon but if we break up to the upside 90K could happen.

This is what is known as whataboutism, all I did was refute your claim that its a requirement to do so. Could I have worded things better initially? Yes.

If you enjoy Africa then more power to you, I just don't see what the appeal would be if budgeting isn't a concern and not a place I would feel safe raising kids in. Sure they are tied to Europe geographically but they're not EU members so their hands aren't tied in the same way.

I don't know if "old money" is the right way to justify moving to Africa, I never hear about any Rockefellers moving to Nairobi...;) Personally I would pick something like Andorra or Switzerland, European standards without the tax hell.

Both can be true at the same time. While yes, if the US tells EU to jump they will ask "how high?" but they have cracked down on basically all european tax havens and will force immigrant quotas like we've seen with Bulgaria.

Sure on a national level things are turning right, but ultimately its EU that has a say and I wouldn't consider them right wing at all.

Well thats what I'm saying, there is none but apparently thats controversial to say.

1. This conversation ended a week ago 2. Staff has decided that noone is allowed to call you out 3. There isn't an international requirement to log no matter how many times you say it.

Well Dubai/UAE seems to be the hotspot for crypto in the ME, but as @uranium said that doesn't mean the banks are necessarily friendly. Cash gets you farther than in the west though

Believe hes referring to Zero-Knowledge (encryption)

And I get your theory now somewhat too, but I'm certain that most if not all told the wrong people that they're rich (hell some even do it on social media) or had a public crypto company and so on, atleast thats what I've seen. I guess you can file your own taxes or become a resident somewhere...

I'm not denying that accountants, bank managers, people working at the tax office can go rogue or get compromised, I just don't agree that its cryptos fault. Rich people have gotten extorted/kidnapped since before blockchains were a thing, but criminals being able to see what you got in...

OS: any actively mantained linux distro will do, encrypt with LUKS2 Browsing: Tor browser with safest settings, Whonix+KVM if you want to go the extra mile Messenger: Signal (registered with a burner sim is a plus) As far as "smart" devices go I just don't use them, I'm guilty of owning an...

What did I say that can be interpreted as entrapment? Nothing I've said is illegal to do

Yes of course jurisdiction matters, but what was implied that there is a general KYC/AML requirement to do so which is not true. It would be like going around saying "selling alcohol is banned" just because thats the case in Afghanistan. Fair enough.

I do not get your made up scenario, is it that your own accountant would go behind your back and sell your info? Because thats the only guy that would realistically have that info, the wallet providers themselves do not and your keys are generated locally. Then I don't see what your concern is...