After 28 weeks I invested $100 x 28 =$2.800,00 using a weekly DCA method. And I converted $4500 using my snuggle strategy in BTC. Total $2800+$4500=$7300 Those $7300 are now worth $9177.82 My stack is up 25.72% in 28 weeks

MiCA doesn’t delete crypto. It decides which customers EU platforms want.

Friends in the Netherlands are being offboarded. I am not. The difference is the residency on the KYC file.

Price is in the middle of my range. A couple percent up or down still means that I'm earning.

Next week: the strategy I designed in April 2025, still running in public.

When the market doesn't choose a direction and people are waiting for the price to go up I earn money by providing liquidity.

Yield looks better when you keep more of it. That’s the jurisdiction layer.

Structure is what you still have when the app logs you out.

In range for 19 days and 11 hours. Still collecting fees and accumulating more cbBTC. When the price moves sideways it is a pretty passive way to earn some extra. I have only collected fees.

A residence card is boring until it saves you 40 minutes at passport control.

Believe me when I say that receiving a second, third or fourth residency feels great. The feeling of having options gives you wings.

I didn’t “change my ID”. I changed the legal residency the platform sees.

Most people are waiting for the price to go up. I don't care if it goes up or down. My stack is earning cash for me.

Residency as a system: tax file, airport line, CEX access, and a second base.

Which matters more to you right now: lower tax or easier banking?

youtu.be/k_H0exiBn1I?si=A0Pa… This is another reason why you should diversify your assets.

Multiple residencies are backup routes. If one rule changes, you are not stuck.

When investing becomes boring you are on the right path.

The government is a silent business partner. Some take 10%. Some take 50%. I picked the partner on purpose.

Poll: What would you want residency for first? Tax / travel / banking

I’m already a tax resident in a crypto-friendly jurisdiction and I hold more than one permanent residency. That is optionality, not a flex.