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in general you need any kind of runtime environment that replaces you as a person triggering the transaction - which obviously comes with the need for private keys to be available to such a setup

I will sort of deny what I posted as a I had an interesting discussion about this incident which led me to digging into it a bit more and I found this short video that provides an interesting angle of view on ETH and why it was/is more likely that such incidents happen on ETH network for those...

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does it return more than buying and holding BTC for you?

why to you expect virtues from slavers?

regulations and broken complex of incentives in the society

the foreign income tax exception and path to citizenship doesn't make much sense to me... how on earth could anyone expect to be acceptable for the public that there is a privileged class of citizens when it comes to taxation?

I understand for you it's not a concern but when it comes to less fortunate applicant I don't think PY officials are so silly to believe that St. Kitts is his only citizenship, do you? I'm not sure how safe it is to share here then....

Florida sounds ok, 5M would be a reasonable budget to work with but everything depends on whether one would trust the future US governments that the foreign income will stay tax-free perpetually - for some reason I'm really reluctant to believe that no kidding - my self-esteem just pumped to ATH

you mean while keeping your original/primary one?

UHNWI is considered 30M+? I always worked with like 1B+

thanks for sharing

I don't get it... for 5M one can become the tax-slave with no chance to escape for the rest of his life? in exchange for what? if somebody wants to live in the US then there must be plenty of solutions for a fraction of the price or did I misread anything?

you misread my post (mea culpa) - it's not important whether they stole ETH, BTC, SOL or whatnot - it's not a failure of the asset itself obviously - what I meant was that events like this will help people understand that exchanges are not only the weak centralized spots of the ecosystem but...

well said, the company has obviously critical design flaws in their infrastructure and processes and will likely disappear from the market (which is a good thing) I'd be surprised if the attackers would have to give up more than 20% of the nominal market value of the loot to cash out

this particular event (just like FTX, Celsius and similar stories) is maybe bad for crypto but positive for bitcoin, the holders and self-custody, just another lesson what not to do and what everyone should have known for years

this is even better than FTX

why would anyone choose a life in a Muslim desert country that's a mystery to me... especially if it's obvious that there is nothing honest about the open attitude towards infidels and it will end the next day when it stops paying off

I didn't say that people in Canada wouldn't benefit from it - but their current slaver would lose the tit he is sucking, will hardly accept this "generosity" and it will bring nothing good to anyone in the end

it's interesting that many Argentinians who lived abroad are heading back