> I just gave you an example, taking my money elsewhere.
Why do you think that the state that accepts you would give you anything like the market exchange rate for the cryptocurrency to their currency?
The only way would be if they had a competitive internal market for purchase of cryptocurrency, but it's not at all clear that would be the case, since in this situation, you would need asylum (a service they would be providing to you) more than they need your cryptocurrency. That would come at a price.
You could try to play these countries off one another to get the best possible exchange rate, but really, you'd have to be stupendously wealthy in crypto before those countries would begin to care enough to offer you any kind of deal.
This is just whattaboutism seeing as there's currently good crypto exchanges in every major currency, accessible from most countries. Does your argument hinge on this somehow changing everywhere?
Do you know what asylum is? I can permanently move to plenty of countries without asylum, I think you're getting a bit off track..
Why do you think that the state that accepts you would give you anything like the market exchange rate for the cryptocurrency to their currency?
The only way would be if they had a competitive internal market for purchase of cryptocurrency, but it's not at all clear that would be the case, since in this situation, you would need asylum (a service they would be providing to you) more than they need your cryptocurrency. That would come at a price.
You could try to play these countries off one another to get the best possible exchange rate, but really, you'd have to be stupendously wealthy in crypto before those countries would begin to care enough to offer you any kind of deal.