Portugal has been a favorite landing spot of mine for years. Why did you decide to renounce instead of maintaining dual citizenship?

@@neezduts-pz5kd , so she don’t have to pay taxes in a country that waste the money .

@@cripingcrypto8287 Didn't think of that. I thought tax implications changed depending on actual residency, even if you maintain citizenship.

@@neezduts-pz5kd yes, residency is everything. I’m a dual national and can’t quite work out her renouncement of her US citizenship. I’m missing something, but don’t know what

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.… moved to Portugal last year; absolutely love it. .. now I "just" have to learn the language. Oh.. and I need a good English speaking tax guy .. any recommendations?

@@marcusberglund9105 were are u staying?

@@Quoip202 Albufeira ! But will try to get away from the crowds as soon as possible (need to stay at the same address for minimum 12 months on the NHR). Will probably head to Silves when we can move.. You? Any other nomad capitalists nearby?

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I thought so too but where's her husband? He's great also.

@@fillername458 Is she married?

But if you do it as your day job? Especially on an exchange that is in a country that Portugal considers a "tax haven" (which are almost all non-socialist countries)

My pleasure!

Agree zil port gzils give me returns so I can retire now early on passive income of over 30k a week

Zil returns 40/: plus port returns 1000/: plus but is riskier

How about hex?

Got my eye on Turkey

More power to her if she was successful. Taxation is theft

I think that tax saving decision comes at the cost of freedom. The EU and US are ultimately following the same script over differing time horizons.

@@crizza2000 She has a Caribbean citizenship though so she's got a plan B no matter what the EU does.

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@Tret Erter I am in Montenegro and they have Covid restrictions. And a strict curfew. With police stops in the streets.

@@puravida1159 .. stops for what?

@@venusreena2532 I am not quite sure. They stop me. They ask where I am from when they find out I am a tourist they let me go. I see them asking questions to other people. Some are out of their cars. Ostensibly it is to combat the coronavirus. It goes after locals but not tourists? This is such a clever virus. It only comes out after 8:00 PM so there is a curfew. It goes to shopping malls and restaurants so they are closed. But it does not go to grocery stores. I can't figure it out. On an airplane, you can stop it with a paper mask. But when you sit jammed up against some stranger in an airplane seat for 9 hours it does not transmit. Who knows what these people are up to?

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What about retired folks and foreigners? Kiwi thinking about emigrating. I love Portugal, friendly and genuine people, laid back, english commonly spoken, relatively cheap cost of living, great weather/beaches/food/outdoor life, lots of international tourists, fantastic base for European travel, tax breaks and crypto friendly for retirees. More research required, but looking forward to traveling to Portugal again as soon as I can :) We are still in lockdown in Auckland :(

Exactly. She's running but eventually she will have no where to run to that isn't a different trap with poorer trade-offs. Maybe she's so rich now she can go "legit" and it's all about timing.

Portugal economy is the worst in Europe, only in front of Bulgaria, and the brainwash of the population is close to what you will find in countries such as China and Venezuela

Lisbon is very underrated. It is absolutely beautiful. The food is amazing its beaches are wonderful its really a nice place. At least thatis my experience.

Investment is one of the coolest thing one would think of. Go on and give it a try and I’m sure you won’t regret it in any form

Bitboy isn't terrible but he's not looking out for investors best interests. Then again, he's not a financial advisor.

@@xrpmaxi8839 huh??🤣

@@GreggsonWong huh what? Are you confused? I said he's not as bad as the OP states but why would anyone listen to someone who doesn't claim to be an expert?

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they are only learning about it probably now...and trust me its coming very soon

its very hard to track, but eventually they will

Isn't that because Portuguese government wants to encourage IT companies developing something out of crypto / blockchain technologies? I do not know how you see this crypto bubble, but I can imagine a lot of fun prospects out of it. I hope that a lot more people here will try developing something by taking advantage of the fact that your gov doesn't tax crypto gains yet.

@@shumiyao I do think that they would also enjoy people coming over with their earnings, so it does benefit the country either way. I hope they keep to not taxing it and encourage development in the technology as well.

@@sitdownstandup91 I used to see a lot of tech ventures and talented people gathering around Lisbon just about a few years ago. It was somewhat similar to an atmosphere I saw in SF Bay area about 2~3 decades ago before / after the IT bubble. I do not even know what is going on right now because of the lockdown. Most people here are super nice and helping each other even during this difficult time. And Portugal is definitely a good place to raise children. I am sure that Portugal is one of the first countries to recover from this pandemic. May your country be blessed with good health and prosperity.

People are not decentralized.

Well said ! I agree.

At some point reality is going to kick in. It could be hegemony by the CCP, or some "black swan" event.

US is much less free than in the EU

Thank you Jesse!

YES

Yeah, its a shame but we are a very repressed people must pay pay pay even if we have not lived in the U.S. for decades never ends.

Start with the bigger popular coins first- bitcoin, ethereum, cardano,xrp. And start with long term. Then when you learn the cycles then you can learn the real pumps and dumps like the whales do.

Find that place. Many amazing places in the world. Your kids will be fine and adapt. It’s if you and your partner can

I mean you could literally use that excuse anywhere. It all depends on how passionate you are. Thousands of full familys move everyday and the kids eventually adjust. Itsbpart of life. Look at military families.

never go all in I think that is the mistake many make crypto is a hedge

*up to 45 %

Income tax

@@jamesb.492 Terrible!

@@ChristianCohn fr it makes me not want to take my rewards! but the USA is still one of the best im noticing tax wise. notice i said STILL because with the current administration i can see a bump. but its only like 20% for me. and if the USA can stay there....im staying and fighting for freedom here. because the great reset will not give a shit about what countries there are just saying.

I feel the same. It's just all about "me".

Reducing taxes is good. It's a moral duty.

You just named it... It is backed basically by energy. Your dollars are backed by nothing physical. But to really answer your question in the truest sense the only thing that gives anything value is your belief that it has value. Beyond that, some of the commonly valued characteristics are censorship resistance, immutability, decentralization, transparency, semi-anonymous, and also it is great for cross-border transactions. You basically control your own financial world unlike now and to me that is very valuable.

Privacy is value

@@marcind4644 this^

right but every other country has horrible tax laws taking like 50%! lol they are already where Biden wants to take us. then after that the great reset could actually start.

Glad you think so!