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The Sovereign Individual predicted digital money, mobile elites and competing jurisdictions back in 1997. Here is what it argued, what came true, and where the state proved stronger.
How special economic zones work for founders, from UAE free zones and Madeira's business center to Honduras's Próspera ZEDE, and the questions that matter before you set up in one.
No country makes a bank account immune to freezes. What differs is who can order one, what process they must follow, and how fast it can be challenged. Here is how to think about asset freeze risk lawfully.
A Plan B residency is a legal right to live in a second country, kept ready in case your home base becomes harder to live or work in. Why entrepreneurs build one and how the options compare.
An offshore trust places assets with a trustee under a foreign legal system. Learn the roles, the main jurisdictions, the cost items, the reporting rules and the limits.
A network state is an online community that aims to gain territory and, eventually, recognition. What the idea means, where it has been tested, and what it can and cannot do for nomads.
Flag theory spreads citizenship, tax residency, business, banking and lifestyle across different countries. Here is how the idea works today, and where the modern rules limit it.
Japan, South Korea, France, Belgium and Denmark put new citizens' names in official records, while most countries and investor programs do not. What gets published, and why it matters.
How self-custody of bitcoin works for people who move between countries: seed phrases, hardware wallets, multisig, travel and backups, and why tax and reporting rules still apply.
A second citizenship can widen travel, give you a place to live and protect your family's options. It also brings costs, duties and risks. Here is a balanced look at both sides.
Asset protection is lawful planning that limits how much one lawsuit or business failure can take. Learn the main layers, why timing matters, and why reporting rules still apply.