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This is exactly the advice I was looking for. I will rent it in my name then, thanks.

Ok thanks

OP have you managed to open a kraken or binance account for your LLC?

I would like to rent a safe deposit box in my EU home country to store my crypto seed. I've got 3 options: - rent it myself, as a natural person - rent it in the name of my EU trading company (an immediate family member is the director) - rent it in the name of an offshore company Which option...

Sounds like a scam. [extra text due to forum rules]

That's true yes.

the underlying technology (aka fundamentals) is completely useless, price is completely based on hype and people who buy because of FOMO. I'm not saying you can't make money off of it but one day it will drop hard and won't recover.

$100k for sure, that doesn't mean it's a good investment though

Have you tried Binance or Kraken? Btw how come you've managed to open a US bank account, are you a US citizen/resident?

Funny how non-europeans are entitled to EU residency. I agree with what others have said, Germany is terrible for running a business, move out (while you still can lol)

can you give a bit more info? have you got a fine or what? I'm interested

Are you an employee of The Guardian or ICIJ? ns2

Same question, also, isn't it better to set up a holding company (owned by the foundation) in a jurisdiction which has a tax treaty with the US instead? As far as I know it's impossible to get a tax residence certificate for a foundation in most jurisdictions...

Completely useless. The max duration of your stay cannot exceed 12 months and the visa cannot be renewed (why???) until a period of 6 months has passed. You have 90 days to leave the country after it expires. In order to get the visa, you'll have to provide a work contract (in case you're...

what about limited liability?

The closest thing to a numbered bank account is Monero or darks

What kind of troubles?

Changing your name

Is this the cheapest passport available? Haven't they abolished their programme?

Well duh, that's why it's called a correction.