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Strategy for the sovereign stack: formation, mobility, source of funds, and exit planning, written for Bitcoiners who operate in the real world.

• April 6, 2026Company Formation

  Can You Be Your Own Registered Agent in Wyoming? Yes, But Here's Why You Shouldn't

  Wyoming lets you be your own registered agent, but it puts your home address in a public database. A professional service costs $25 to $100 per year.

  6 min read

• April 2, 2026CBI

  Vanuatu DSP vs. CIIP: Which Pathway Is Right for Bitcoiners?

  Vanuatu's DSP costs $130,000 with 30–60 day processing; the CIIP runs $155,000 to $165,000, with $50,000 redeemable after four years.

  6 min read

• March 28, 2026CBI

  Türkiye's E-2 Visa: Is the American Market Worth 3x the Price of Vanuatu?

  Türkiye CBI requires $400,000 in real estate against Vanuatu's $130,000 donation. The E-2 treaty visa is the difference; here is who should pay 3x.

  5 min read

• March 27, 2026Strategy

  How Bitcoin-Friendly Tax Jurisdictions Actually Work

  What a Bitcoin-friendly tax jurisdiction actually means: residency, substance, CRS exchange across 100+ countries, exit taxes, the UAE, and El Salvador.

  5 min read

• March 16, 2026Company Formation

  Wyoming LLCs for Nomads: What Happens If You Live Everywhere and Nowhere

  Wyoming has no state income tax, no residency requirement, and a $60 minimum annual report. The nomad setup: registered agent, mailbox, clean taxes.

  5 min read

• March 13, 2026CBI

  The Best Second Passport for a Bitcoin Family Is Not Always the Fastest One

  Vanuatu processes in 30–60 days; Türkiye takes 3–6 months and $400,000 in real estate. Why the slower program often fits a Bitcoin family better.

  5 min read

• March 11, 2026CBI

  Bitcoin-Native Citizenship Path with El Salvador: Hype, Reality, and Fit

  El Salvador grants citizenship for a $1,000,000 contribution payable in BTC or USDT, processed in 4–8 weeks. How it compares with Vanuatu and São Tomé.

  5 min read

• March 9, 2026CBI

  Is São Tomé & Príncipe the Best Low-Cost Passport for Bitcoiners?

  São Tomé & Príncipe citizenship runs USD 90,000 single or USD 95,000 for a family of four, plus USD 5,000 submission. Compared with Dominica and Vanuatu.

  5 min read

• March 6, 2026Source of Funds

  Source of Funds for CBI: The Part Where Bitcoiners Actually Get Stuck

  What source of funds means in CBI due diligence: a five-part framework covering exchange records, mining income, wallet mapping, and crypto-to-fiat.

  5 min read

• March 5, 2026Company Formation

  Wyoming vs. Delaware LLC for Bitcoiners: Where the Boring Wins

  Wyoming vs Delaware for Bitcoin businesses: Wyoming files at $100 with a $60 annual minimum; Delaware charges a $300 annual tax. The boring one wins.

  5 min read

• March 2, 2026Company Formation

  BOI Reporting for Wyoming LLCs in 2026: What Bitcoiners Actually Need to Know

  FinCEN's March 2025 rule exempts US-formed entities from BOI reporting, so a domestic Wyoming LLC generally has no 2026 filing obligation.

  5 min read

• February 24, 2026CBI

  How CBI Due Diligence Works: What Gets Checked (and How Bitcoiners Don't Get Rejected)

  How CBI due diligence works: the six checks governments run, from identity to source of funds, and how to build a file that does not raise questions.

  5 min read

• February 18, 2026Strategy

  What Makes a Citizen? Rethinking Sovereignty for Bitcoiners

  Second citizenship is jurisdictional redundancy, not a tax eraser. The three main paths (descent, naturalization, investment) and who needs one.

  5 min read

• February 18, 2026CBI

  Best CBI Programs for Bitcoiners: Vanuatu vs. São Tomé & Príncipe

  Vanuatu vs São Tomé & Príncipe citizenship for Bitcoiners: the December 2024 Schengen revocation, the $90,000 entry point, and speed vs new-program risk.

  4 min read

• February 17, 2026Company Formation

  Bitcoin LLC 101: What It Is, Why It Matters, and Who Actually Needs One

  What an LLC does for a Bitcoiner: liability separation, clean operations, credibility, and a 7-step minimum viable setup from state pick to annual report.

  5 min read

• February 17, 2026Strategy

  The Bitcoiner's Legal Stack: LLC + Passport + Bank

  A three-layer legal stack for Bitcoin businesses: the LLC container, contracts, and public policies, plus the six-item minimum viable setup.

  5 min read

• February 16, 2026Company Formation

  Stop Overthinking It: Wyoming Is Still the Best Home for a Bitcoin LLC

  Why Wyoming remains the default LLC jurisdiction for Bitcoiners: privacy, predictable upkeep, and a seven-point checklist for running it clean.

  4 min read