I would like to think I would stay and take the fight at home. This is my home. Besides, what I store in my brain can never be touched(yet).

No can do. Too many guns and too much ammo...

It would have to be full on disregard for property rights, active and concerted efforts to find bitcoin users, and disregard for the rule of law (ie taking them to court is rigged)

How could one ensure that the jurisdiction they are moving to would remain friendly? I have no idea whats’s going to happen a year from now, let alone 5 years.

I guess if the place started infringing on my moral values

Yes. I say stick around unless it gets too egregious. If you expect it to get too egregious for you, plan accordingly. If you have people you care about living near you, do you really want to move far away from them right when everything goes to shit (which will be the moment when everybody wakes u...

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What would have to happen for me to pick up and leave: -mortal danger or violence I can't defeat -friends and family want to leave

I'm raising my boys in the same zip code that I grew up in. I love it here. Bitcoin is global money. https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_894bdd2b767537e1ce3bbca28b0034f56ef5367ef62a9e7d6fa741c477d0fef8.jpeg

I do wonder… Even if CBDCs are rolled out, and the state goes into full “empire strikes back” mode, how many policemen, military men, and National guardsmen would follow orders to seize people’s assets at gun point? Most men in uniform are good people who want the best for their fellow coun...

I’m a huge proponent of “go where you’re treated best”

I live in Germany so that's already quite a friendly jurisdiction tax wise (no tax on bitcoin held longer than a year). But that can change anytime with the EU. I would move once they introduce a tax or once the price is at $200k+ probably to have a nice cushion. Would probably move to Switzerland ...