Cross-domain
The order of the decisions.
Four connected decisions: where you live, how you operate, how you get paid, and what you leave behind. The sequence matters as much as the destination.
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Journal / Ideas for operating
The Bitcoin Lawyer take.
The pieces matter. How they fit together matters more.
Citizenship, companies, settlement, and the decisions that connect them. Concrete questions, stated limits, and work you can put into practice.
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Citizenship and residency
A passport is not a plan.
Six questions to answer before a destination enters the conversation. Start with the rights you need and the obligations that follow you.
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Company formation
Before you form the company.
A filing is the beginning. Five operational questions tell you whether the structure will work after the certificate arrives.
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Settlement
Self-custody applied to getting paid.
Three questions for a payment flow: who receives the funds, who can move them, and what proves the invoice is paid.
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US exit
An exit plan begins before the appointment.
Separate the nationality decision, the tax analysis, and the life that follows. Three files, each with its own unanswered questions.
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Source of funds
Source of funds is a record, not a balance.
A balance answers how much. A useful file explains where the funds came from, how they moved, and which evidence supports the account.
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Citizenship and residency
Residency starts with an ordinary week.
Before comparing permits, write down the life the permission needs to support: work, family, health, presence, and renewal.
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How we read the world
The decision starts with your facts. These essays explain a method and identify the questions that need a specific answer. Where a rule does work in the text, its source sits beside it.
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