But if you are not EU citizen and do not want to travel to Estonia, then you can buy nomenee services from one of companies that have such services. It's possible.
Just to be clear. New share capital minimum is applicable only to crypto companies which is related to financial service like casino, exchanges, payments gateway etc... everyone else is not in that batch, for example, development services or freelancers which accept crypto as payments?
as far as I remember I was not required to travel to Estonia to take e-resident documents, it is possible for some other centre in Europe. (Budapest the closest to me) or this has changed too?
I'm pretty sure that before someone gets interested with the company they must know what the company is about and also their current financial situation, because as or right now it only looks like you are offloading one of your failed company. Can you be more specific about the nature of business of your company with regards to the crypto industry? And since financial statements are public documents can you upload your financials as well? This could really help a lot of members determining if your company has really any value for them. Legally speaking I don't think the process of turning over a company can be done online so I am definitely sure that at least three parties need to meet with each other physically may it be himself or with a proxy.
It is very possible that OP wants to sell this company because of the new Estonian law and rising minimum share capital from $2500 to $12500. This is a solid chance to make some profit, maybe even more than starting his own business where they need to invest much more. But whatever, you have a right, they need to share all company documents to new potential buyers.