Not so easy for many though and where to go ? 🤷‍♂️

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I was going to Malta (good Bitcoin support there), but Malta is the most invaded country in the Med. If WW3 breaks out, it is going to be the worst place to be.

St. Kitts and Nevis have a Bitcoin entry program with a passport, or there’s always El Salvador. I’m even thinking of the middle of the Australian outback 1,000 miles from nowhere.

You and 25 Ozzie ranchers fighting over 1 woman in the outback with no signal to spend sats 😂

I think it’s important to make a stand everywhere not run away. Bitcoin is a global sound money, we all need to stand up at some point

I heard Thailand is removing taxes on "crypto"

Bhutan probably doesn't care about Gucci either

Australia is a penal colony, and always will be, although it's got a lot of people with Bitcoin exposure (10% have supposedly bought some at some point but I bet they gambled it away or bought drugs with it), the government is a smiling fascist. I'd avoid it

My wife lived in Australia for a while, we know it very well.

The middle of the outback is affectively a self sovereign territory that nobody cares about.

I didn't know about Thailand, thanks.

Bhutan; I wrote a thesis on for an abandoned degree, so I know it theoretically pretty well, but have never been there.

yep. it's the water source that's the problem - nada

game-theory-wise, we might see a pretty large exodus of bitcoiners to a friendly region real soon

I wonder if governments will be incentivised to do this by a certain price threshold

if you can attract 10 000 Bitcoins into the country at 10million dollar per unit value, a 1million$ value?

a small island with a GDP of less than 10billion (ie Iceland)might be pretty happy at a $100000 per coin

El Salvador are already charging $1M in Bitcoin for a passport.

That’s gone up, used to be about 3 bitcoin . Inflation 🤷‍♂️