So many options when you have money. Even “maxis” are not 100% non-KYC bitcoin, be real. If you are smart enough to accumulate millions of dollars of bitcoin you are smart enough to figure out how to spend it. And if you’re not hire a lawyer or someone who can figure it out for you. Also why buy a $2m house when uour $2m bitcoin will be worth $10m in 5-10yrs amd your house maybe $3m tops?

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Also all the bitcoiners from 2009-2015 have already been down this road if anything it is probably easier now than before when “it was only used by drug dealers and terrorist” era.

A lot of people on Nostr publicly admit they are 100% KYC free with their stack.

Many, many people want a house. This is why they stack sats.

I’ve never heard a good method of actually buying the house in 5-10 years time when the world will be more likely to be more adversarial.

It’s good to get lawyers or experts involved but I’m interested in HOW they are actually going to do it.

I don’t think people have thought it through and I think they could potentially be fucking themselves over in the medium to long term.

Every answer so far has centred around ‘hoping’ that things get easy which is a risky plan when you are talking millions.

Riskier to be broke and can’t afford a house 😂

Maybe there are some 100% non KYC bitcoin but in reality most people have other assets to borrow against or stocks or retirement accounts that you use to buy the house before the bitcoin anyway since bitcoin will outperform all your other assets. Don’t be afraid to be bitcoin rich.

A lot of people are stacking sats to buy a house and they are all Bitcoin. They haven’t thought about how to execute on the plan though. I’m interested in the how.

How are you going to use KYC free bitcoin that you haven’t mined to purchase a multi million dollar home.

Not using other assets as collateral.

Using KYC free bitcoin only.

A: you don't, unless you plan to buy out of your tax jurisdiction & the country you're moving to doesn't report to the IRS.

There are trusts and other ways you just need to hire a lawyer to figure it out for you.

Mosack Fonseca

Probably best not to use the Panama papers law firm 😂

Don’t call Saul Goodman either

Rudy Giuliani then 🤝

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My point is don't trust your life to a lawyer.

No but seeking legal advice from a lawyer is probably better success rate then asking the ppl on the internet for legal advice.

That's just cope, they know they have only one choice.

If it were me, I’d hire a lawyer and accountant to get expert advice.