Topic: Carribean Islands - Place For Living With Bitcoins Or Not ? (Read 247 times)
Roger Ver just did that. He purchased a Saint Kitts-Nevis passport for $400,000 and renounced his American citizenship. And as far as I know, he is still enjoying his life in the beaches. Do you know the best part about this? The best thing is that he paid for his passport in Bitcoins! (Although that option is no longer available in St Kitts).
If I have much of it why not. Besides its a paradise.
Some people here mined hundreds of Bitcoins already, up to current price level they have around 500 000 USD now, so they can move to Carribean Islands, like Jamaica, Martinique or Guadeloupe and live around the beach 
think yes my answer about hundred of bitcoin, bitcoin nowadays are very famous, i was discovered here in my country many people invest into mining in bitcoin, the miner create hundreds of bitcoin maybe the volume of bitcoin in a few months more than your figure prediction, so why not living with bitcoin around the island is nice place to mine there.LoL still have not figured the concept of electricity price:). Good luck on your education... there is a long learning curve in front of you...
Some people here mined hundreds of Bitcoins already, up to current price level they have around 500 000 USD now, so they can move to Carribean Islands, like Jamaica, Martinique or Guadeloupe and live around the beach
think yes my answer about hundred of bitcoin, bitcoin nowadays are very famous, i was discovered here in my country many people invest into mining in bitcoin, the miner create hundreds of bitcoin maybe the volume of bitcoin in a few months more than your figure prediction, so why not living with bitcoin around the island is nice place to mine there.
Are plants illegal in saint martin?
Some people here mined hundreds of Bitcoins already, up to current price level they have around 500 000 USD now, so they can move to Carribean Islands, like Jamaica, Martinique or Guadeloupe and live around the beach
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