Recent content by brianK

I've had a Currenxie account for a few years now, but haven't really used it actively. Today I logged in, and it's still fully operational without any issues. For those of you using it regularly, how is it in day-to-day use, and is Currenxie still considered reliable?

you're out of the business to register companies in the UAE ?

Do you consider this not to be offshore as you mentioned it should not be offshore because of your customers?

Damn, must be a government behind such attacks!

I’d also say it depends on what you're trying to achieve. If your main goal is simply tax savings, now might not be the right time to set up a company. However, if we’re talking about asset protection and you’re potentially at risk of someone coming after you, that’s a different discussion, but...

Linkbuilding could work well, but it takes time and a lot of work to get it all work out as you whish.

I rather Trust a US firm than a China firm, but my mind could change soon.

Good one.

Yeah that may be the game for such services, can be different.

What I mean is keeping my funds in USDC rather than in some other highly volatile crypto. I’ve been reading a lot about DAI, some claim it’s the safest compared to USDC and USDT, but I’m not completely sure. The funds will be sitting still for a few months, and I need to be certain that the...

It’s been about a year since I read a thread here on OCT where some users mentioned that USDC could be frozen by authorities, and that the first several thousand wallets had already been frozen or seized. However, I haven’t really been able to find anything recent or concrete about it. Do you...

It’s a shame you haven’t been online since last year, but maybe you’ll get an email or something and come across this thread again. I’d really love to know how you went about setting up your company in Singapore, if that’s what you ended up doing.

It’s pretty obvious what these damn influencers are up to. They’re pushing a country because they’re either sponsored in some way, or, like in this case, they run a consultancy firm that conveniently helps people set up personally and professionally in places like Cyprus, Dubai, or Montenegro...

No, why would that be a problem? It’s not unusual for an international company to have multiple addresses, sometimes to appear larger than it actually is. It really depends on what kind of addresses we’re talking about. If they’re all just P.O. boxes or known virtual office addresses, then you...

You can open as many accounts as you like it's not a problem at all, suggested Revolut is good so Airwallex and others.