Camilo
· 6d
For sure.
For instance El Salvador is fully compliant with GAFI. And still Bitcoiners go there thinking they are using freedom money while every loval is under the same rules as the rest of the world ...
I call this "yet another paradise!".
Basically, people move to some place and start marketing it as "the paradise", claiming that everywhere else in the world is bad, really bad, terrible - but their paradise is, well... the paradise!
And since they arrived earlier and have already figured everything out - how to navigate the bureaucracy and how to report to the government properly (so they can be free, of course) - they claim the best solution is to turn to them for help in obtaining residency, a bank account, and so on.
I have nothing against this, and I understand that sales must go on, but it just makes me laugh every time they sell yet another paradise where you have to report correctly to the government in order to be free.
For the last 5~7 years, they’ve been actively selling Paraguay as a paradise. But, due to new regulations (which haven’t been implemented yet and it’s unclear if they will be) - the crypto-goyim are looking for the next paradise.