>take out shit loads of loans >invest it all in crypto

>>2915290
Did you move your coins to a private wallet or are they going to be seized by the US gov't when they shut down the next exchange?

>>2915313
I dont think a bankrupt would store their stolen loan moneys in an exchange that requires proof of id.

>>2915290
wouldn't be surprised if it works

>>2915290
As long as you can buy the coins without really leaving a trace (cash transactions with individuals, ATM purchases etc), I think it's certainly doable. You have my blessings and best wishes if you do intend to fuck over a load of banks.

>>2915290
>declare personal bankruptcy
>move to another country
pick one

Thay exactly what im doing op, 3rd world country so max i could get was like 40k, so far i have only spent like 11k in crypto, waiting for a few icos to put another 15k

>>2915590
Hmmmm, this guy may have a point. But I'm sure there are ways round it, especially if you're thinking of somewhere like Poland.

>>2915624
you might funnel it through a business then declare bankruptcy on that?

>>2915652
Owners are liable, dependant on structure. Why is everyone here a 'larp' king.

Even with company structures, liability falls on the owner to most regards.
It is virtually impossible to do this in this day and age , and get away with it.