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The argument for relocating to countries that are less likely to implement CBDCs is common but flawed. While purchasing land or acquiring residency in developing nations may seem like a viable escape, it ignores the reality that even relatively free countries can quickly adopt authoritarian measures, influenced by external powers like the U.S. or international organizations such as the IMF.
Thus, the real strategy lies not in fleeing to a far-off land but in developing international financial pathways that transcend borders. It combines earning opportunities in developed countries with the agility to utilize more flexible financial systems in the east.