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How would the SEC even know that you are doing an ICO if you limit exposure and keep a low-profile and are launching it from an offshore company in a privacy jurisdiction?

Could you further explain the nickname Fee-lippines? If you derive all your income from crypto and receive most of your income in crypto and all of your savings are in stablecoins, do you foresee fewer problems?

A not so minor detail I forgot stupi#21. What would interest be on a mortgage like that though? Would it be worth the hassle and risk instead of just paying the wealth tax you think?

This is true, you can only subtract when you have a mortgage that: 1. Is paid off monthly. 2. Is paid off within 30 years. 3. The mortgage is on your "main" home so where you live in. An interest-only mortgage is not paid off so does not qualify for the subtraction.

This, the Dutch tax authorities are ruthless and will prosecute you for minor amounts of money and and even when their case is decently contested in the first place . Adding to that it can take ages for your case to be finished leading to a lot of unnecessary stress. And yes, I too cannot see...

No, as someone who has studied Dutch tax law (for some years, not finished) something like that will definitely be considered artificial by the Belastingdienst if they find out. Your best bet is to put about 1.2 million into a real estate company which you can then hand-over tax-free to your son...

The Indian Rupee is not what one would consider a safe and non-risky currency and also much more volatile compared to USD, EUR, JPY, CHF. But yes, crypto is really going places apart from all the nonsense happening in the sector. Truly a joy to watch.

This thread is about avoiding sanctions like the ones imposed on the Russians. A strong, stable bank located in a trustworthy jurisdiction can still be hit by sanctions or be affected by war etc.

50% of its value sounds like a collapse to me and there is no way to be certain about that happening any time soon. The US is still the #1 for talented people to go. And yes, SDR's will be very interesting and viable. My only fear is that Terra can be regulated.

In case of a dollar-collapse yes, you would lose your money. Pretty unlikely in my opinion but possible. If you want to hedge against this there is always the Terra Luna stablecoin which also has EUR, CHF, JPY etc. And there is also the less proven but interesting Pax Gold which is a token...

Decentralized stablecoins, crypto or algorithmically backed are always an option. The stable I would personally choose would be DAI as it is completely decentralized. Then have the wallet on a laptop running Qubes OS, encrypt the recovery phrase and store the encrypted phrase in two separate...

While this is a lucid observation, I would expect this taking a very long time to play out. Definitely not happening within the coming two years in my opinion, curious what your time-table is for this.