#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Look at this case and you'll understand — that guy not only had massive amounts of BTC confiscated, but very likely had other digital assets hidden away too.

From 2014 to 2015 he obtained Cambodian citizenship, then opened banks, got into real estate, his main business was actually online gambling, and wire fraud was just a side gig. Still got extradited in the end.

This shows one reality:
**Small country passport + being overseas? That's done for.**

If you've got small amounts of money and clean operations, sure, nobody cares. Simply trading crypto domestically isn't even illegal. The ones who can't sleep at night are those:
- With massive volumes
- Money from questionable sources
- Making a living off launching coins and harvesting retail investors

The source of confidence in crypto is shifting. It used to be "am I hidden well enough?", now it's become "is it worth catching me?"

A lot of people are still daydreaming —
Get a new passport, relocate overseas, put assets on-chain, and escape regulatory oversight forever.

But when major powers actually start coordinating, small country passports just become travel documents. Nothing magical about it.

Honestly, the biggest risk in crypto has never been price volatility. It's believing the rules don't apply to you.

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