Well, UA wasn't rolling tanks over Russia's border, not sending rockets, nor intending to do so, so yes, that's unprovoked.
"Full scale" is vague, what does it even mean.
Which crypto card is it?
And it's legit, right?
I mean. If you spend USDT on cryptocard. It's 1USDT sold for 1USD, therefore there is no "profit" to speak of.
It's in Russia's interest to test NATO Article 5 by doing some sketchy s**t around Baltics to prove NATO means jack s**t and will lead to disintegration of the alliance.
Oh, so.
If you withdraw, let's say,
1 btc from Coinbase to your private wallet xyz001
Then you sent 0.5 btc from xyz001 to abc002
Then btc that was in xyz001 and abc002 are safe, since the one in xyz001 was transferred to "change address"
HOWEVER
If now you send another btc from Coinbase to...
It's nto being hypocrite, it's about geopolitics. Might makes right. Every country does what's in their best interest.
I would live in a democractic country, of course.
Do you mean, when you send BTC to a private address, you don't send parts of BTC FROM that address? Or if you do, you send parts of BTC from that address, but then you need to send the leftover to a fresh address? How does this work?
Don't know about Georgia. Does it have 0% crypto tax?
UAE - too expensive, scorching desert, people are shallow, superficial and lack soul.
Germany is expensive and not a nice country to live in. While long term crypto tax is 0%, the other taxes are high. Malaysia is way less expensive than...