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Find 5/6 EMIs and split deposits in $20-30k weekly transactions to stay under the radar. Just say they're trading profits and you'll be good
Those EMI's share information so those split deposits are seen as a large chunk by whoever you don't want to mess with. Once he does that it's game over.
 
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_average_wageafter consulting wikipedia which im pretty sure the geniuses from eu institutions consult as well, Id answer this with yes, its way too much money just for spending

but in reality its not really excessive, bc in switzerland where it has been spent, quite a bunch of money gets "lost" in gross vs ppp (like the opposite from turkey the row below), but im unsure the emi monkey understand what ppp is and hence classify that as over the top.
 
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Since you are technical, spin up an online store/service that accepts crypto, use bitpay or other crypto payment processor. Pay yourself with crypto, bitpay handles the conversion and wires to you. You just need to open normal bank account local to you, you will be receiving fiat with verifable source (ecommerce) so any bank account should do.
(it's better to do that via company though)

let us know how it goes
 
Exactly! 100%! You went into it much more profoundly than I did. I can't understand how the OP has not thought of this yet.
I wrote something practically the same for him here a few days ago:


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PS. These things make me so f*cking suspicious of ANYONE asking these questions. It's like a guy who claims he benches 585 lbs but doesn't know how many 45-lb plates are on each side. My first thoughts are - An undercover or a Confidential Informant! Maybe I'm too paranoid! Even if OP is an accidental product of Hanlon's Razor. When I ponder it, I would rather the OP be the former than the latter. In the former, there is always a possibility of defense against entrapment. The latter, Hanlon's Razor, we are so f*cked!
 
In the Czech Republic, you can legally obtain funds in a bank account when you find a person willing to accept your crypto with whom you make transactions with shares that are not in the database of the company's ultimate owners. Profit from the sale of shares under certain conditions is exempt from tax. Tax-exempt income above 5 million CZK is only reported to the Tax Office.
 
what did you do there?
Relax! Get pampered
Looks real cool, but if you go there alone
100% alone! I enjoy my own company!
My inviolable life rule is to NEVER take anyone anywhere they can't afford to go by themselves and didn't think to go by themselves.
That's a NO-NO for me.
Of course, the people I meet there, I can make plans to meet them there again, but "outsiders" are forbidden to even know about it (IRL).

What EMI did shut down your account because of the transactions?
Wise was one for sure.
Now, I use mainly use Swiss, Monégasque, American, and Chinese EMIs/banks.
 
lol the second piece of advice is after they do you in for money laundering (file SARS and had conversations)

Wise shuts down early these days due to being listed company - likely not a view point of something illicit - just ensuring they stay compliant due to fines and loosing license.

As for the guy - read up on unexplained wealth orders.

All of a sudden you have 7 figs in the banking system - you’ve taken steps to bring it in akin to money laundering.

You find all your assets frozen and you can’t afford a lawyer.

You get taken to task for tax evasion, proceeds of a crime, money laundering.

Your end up dying in prison from old age, being shanked or other.

That’s the outcome when “living in a western nation” and not having a paper trail.

And because you are a mere pleb - you have no one to roll over on to get a reduced sentence
 
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You find all your assets frozen and you can’t afford a lawyer.

You get taken to task for tax evasion, proceeds of a crime, money laundering.
Pro Se! You tear the system apart.

Everyone told me the BS spewed by lawyers and other grifters shilling "taxable events": A Man Who Is His Own Lawyer Has a Fool for a Client.

This little "jingle" of them is pure casuistry and sophistry meant to fool the uninitiated until it is too late for them to realize they are in a web of deceit.

PS. I encourage everyone to go through law school. Akin to learning how to box and lift weights. Not to beat others, but to defend yourself when others try to beat you. Law education doesn't have to be completed in three years (e.g., in the US). You can stretch it out in 6 or 8 but do it.
Meanwhile, read appellate court and SCOTUS decisions. It's better than reading a novel, and it is much more fun.

You find all your assets frozen
Bitcoin, Monero, etc. Basically, RIPCORD is the only way to avoid this!

Your end up dying in prison from old age, being shanked or other.
Yeah, sadly, this is a reality for anyone who is NOT politically connected or privileged, but the tides are changing.

By ANY means necessary!

 
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