• Here is how you can get Bitcoin if they ban it where you live. (Listen-See Link in description)

  • Oct 2 2023
  • Length: 18 mins
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Here is how you can get Bitcoin if they ban it where you live. (Listen-See Link in description)

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  • Here is how you can get Bitcoin if they ban it where you live.

    Listen to live broadcast with Davinci Jeremie

    Palau Digital Residency ID
    Your gateway to the borderless financial world.

    Includes
    • Palau Digital Residency
    • Palau ID Physical Card shipped worldwide
    • Legal DID (Palau) that can be minted to your preferred wallet
    • Legal DID (Existing Jurisdiction) that can be minted to your preferred wallet

    Key Features
    The Palau ID (Sovereignty-Backed Web3 ID) is a government-issued identification card that can be used for any purpose that requires legal proof of identity.

    Palau Digital Residency Roadmap*
    • Mailing Address
    • Palau Phone Number
    • Utilities
    • Digital Banking
    • E-corporations with 0% tax

    Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin proposed in early 2022 a new kind of token standard, the Soulbound token (SBT), a non-transferable, publicly-verifiable digital token that can act as Web3 credentials of the future.


    In February of 2022, Silicon Valley billionaire Tim Draper became the first digital resident of the RNS ID platform.

    https://rns.id/app/palauidinfo






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