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I can't live in Spain, the taxes are horrendous. Crypto is not looked upon favourably there. If you wanted to cash out to your Spanish bank A/C I'd use an OTC service instead of an exchange, provided it was over 10K. Smaller amounts should be fine.

It is happening. Japan happened long before. It will happen more and more. Look into VASP regulation. The OECD/FATF/USA/EU/whatever know they can't control the blockchain, so they want to control the interaction between blockchain and what they think is the "real" economy. The Big Question is...

Property ... after staking stable coins during the coming bear market and riding the next bull market into the 7 figures :D

Not sure where you read this stuff - if its on some kind of forum then you shouldn't put much credence in it - but I can't find anything online abt privacy coins being flagged at exchanges or anything other than proposals so I call B.S on it. Moreover, it doesn't make sense. no real exchange is...

It's not actually available coffee, it's just an idea so how can you recommend it as a viable solution to anything privacy related?

Why would they be flagged? They are not illegal or even banned. Who defines what a privacy coin is exactly? please provide your source

This company list approximately 8 properties for sale in all of Europe with 3 in Portugal Not exactly a great selection. Maybe in he future it might be viable and many more sellers interested but when this bull market is over sellers will likely dry up

Yeah he is clearly full of cow manure. Almost all his comments are misguided opinions, here-say, or outright FUD Maria Anna Pescadinha, a Portuguese attorney was recently on Crypto tips youtube channel and she said Portugal not taxing crypto is not ending anytime soon bc there is currently no...

You can't - why would an agent or owner take the depreciation risk? Portuguese real estate is hot property right now (pardon the pun) with no shortage of buyers. Add to this the fact that golden visa regulations on where you can buy are about to change next year for the worse so why would...

The BTC atm machines work for small amounts - say around 5 k - but they bite you on fees and have low limits perhaps related to the amount of cash actually in the machine. There is a video on youtube of a guy going around to atm's dealing with the frustration involved in waiting for network...

yes, i wondered the same thing. Besides monero there is a coin called firo (formerly zcoin) another excellent privacy solution where anonymized Firos are in a general pool of thousands of other commitments and therefore cannot be traced.

Generally speaking, sending funds from an OTC account in Singapore or H.K raises way fewer flags. But as has been mentioned, Peter aint big on Crypto coming into his 'bank'

KYC wallets were proposed by the US Treasury in December 2020 but are not law and may never be passed. What does verify the receiving wallet entail? When I was transferring funds from my Chinese exchange hosted wallet back when China was closing exchanges I had to verify it by having them...

It's open to anyone including retirees. Where is this news? Provide a link please

This is nonsense. Perhaps you should do your own research on the NHR scheme and the different visa's offered to people such as the D7. How does your first statement support Portugal not being crypto friendly? The government has stated that they wont tax it! How do you know the government will...

might be possible but property deals are usually done in cash and prices are bargained on the promise of cash now not the promise of higher returns later in crypto appreciation. I think it will be a hard sell but you never know - maybe in Lisbon it could be possible? I don't think there are any...

The Golden visa is 350K plus costs

No. As a general rule, an individual is qualified as a resident of Portugal if he is present in Portugal for more than 183 days, consecutive or otherwise, in any 12-month period. Getting into the NHR doesn't make you a resident for tax purposes. Maltese banks are not crypto cash out friendly.

no taxes are payable unless you incurred a taxable event on the crypto such as trading. buying and hodling doesnt incur taxes.

Of course it depends on your governments tax laws. For example, tax treaties with Portugal, rules on capital gains etc.