Jurisdictional arbitrage is a good one, however I would not be surprised if the US enforced its financial surveillance on virtually every existing or new jurisdiction, directly or indirectly eg in the case of Madeira it's clear that Portugal can do whatever they want with them and that chain goes back to the US.
I agree with most of your thesis, especially the need to use *exclusively* P2P markets like nostr:npub1sqn6rpml88nq8khuvvneuqztfmvalpsarr8grkwy837hzdw63ajs6t5net . My own opinion is that indeed even that window is closing, and it will close even faster as States adopt BTC. All on-ramps will be closed in a matter of a few years, tops.
Other than that "Work for it" is moot, because "work" in the overwhelming majority of settings requires KYC, e.g., a legal invoice.
So my thesis is: buy NOW while you can. Then, inevitably, the only solution for the freedom-minded will be jurisdictional arbitrage, i.e., moving with your BTC somewhere you won't be robbed. And that list is also getting shorter and shorter...
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