Yes I don't plan on offramping all my money for now. Yields and opportunities are so insane in crypto that for me it would make sense to keep my bag in crypto until low-mid 7 fig hopefully in a few years. And cash out smaller amounts legally in the meantime.@MrTambourineBTC yes, you can also deposit legal money if you have that.
For the tax plan, it is risky. When you go to Portugal, I would not withdraw the cash there and declare as little as possible as they may investigate and in the worst case inform the Spanish about the true origin of funds. I would do this later on in Panama or somewhere where nobody cares.
If I sold my house for 150k, that's 200k€ of legally sourced money I can deposit into crypto (risk of 100% of all my assets into crypto for a while is not nice btw, could try to sell at least some to cash) and at 50% average APR that's already some very nice amount of money that won't raise flags, earned in a legit way, with proper source of funds. This earnings shouldn't be an issue. (I'm not convinced on the house, but renting it to relative/friend is the inferior option regarding Spain making retarded claims.)
Yes I'm aware and trying to start solving it in early 2025. Will continue to give it thoughts and appreciate all the help.You should consider moving within the next few months or you will waste 1 entire fiscal year. The more you drag this the less options you are going to have in the future.
There is no clean way to do this, you have to do your fair share of shady stuff to make sure you come out of this clean and the best solution is to leave Europe.
Portugal is a very decent solution though. I wish I could just flee to Panama...