How exactly does that work, you are onshore doing offshore, and the UK is a little more draconian that most at the moment, does that not induce a "soft" conflict of interest.
To answer the original question, no you will not want and basically cannot use
crypto, convert it and then
Transferwise it, everyone today knows everything about everyone, the point of nearshore and offshore is purely to use time to make it as miserably difficult as possible to access those assets so "low hanging fruit" is sought instead, I know people who set up trusts in the same country as they were based, the only thing it achieved was a "talking" point to show off and less $10,000 or so in fees, I could not be bothered to explain it had less than no use in the real world, the whole point is to do everything correctly and just be the last one standing, crypto does not achieve that, nor do same location trusts for that matter, sure hundreds of years ago they work, but today, no.