What will happen to the idea if these professional discussions show that your idea is not as viable as you thought (which is quite possible, because as you say you are self-educated), and you overlooked some additional costs... What is the plan in that case?
There are no formal institutions in the crypto sphere that provide systematic knowledge and offer a recognized certificate or diploma. Everyone working in the crypto sphere is self-educated or has learned from others who are also self-educated.
In case we overlooked some additional costs we foresaw the need to allocate "Funds that may not be required but are needed in case if growing prices for infrastructure" and "Funds for repairing needs". All of this can be checked in the Investment Proposal I have already shared. Moreover, we are open to making our numbers more profitable if we hear reasoned advice from qualified specialists.
Otherwise, you don't need an investor, but a bank that will give you a loan. If there are several of you in the team, it probably won't be a problem to give some real estate as a pledge that the loan will be repaid. In that case, you can wash your feet with Dom Perignon if you want, who cares as long as you pay off the debt.
I already explained why it is not possible to reach the Ukrainian bank for such a loan. Firstly, they do not issue loans in foreign currency. Secondly, loans are now generally not issued for amounts exceeding 10 thousand dollars, and that is for small- and medium-sized businesses. Lending to individuals has simply died due to the conditions in which we now live. If we don't count lots of micro-credital organisations, working tightly with collectors, who offer 5-30% per day! This is in Western countries you can easily go to a bank and take out a loan for a decent amount at 3-5% per annum. In Ukraine, this does not exist. Here 3-5% per month is a divine interest.
Germany has progressive taxes—the more you earn, the more you pay to the state. Moreover, their cryptocurrency legislation is not nearly as developed. In Switzerland, taxes in some cantons are much more lenient, and the crypto sphere is better regulated. There are several levels of taxation in Switzerland. (1) All country, also known as Federal, (2) District/Canton and (3) Local/ Gemeinde. Also they have a corporate tax, which is another branch of a story.
That's what a lawyer is needed for (the necessity of whom many here have doubted, thinking they could perform these functions themselves). A lawyer handles taxation matters and advises on the best location for establishing a company. Some of the lawyer's services have already been paid for out of our pocket, which is why our decision to establish a company in Switzerland is well-founded and backed by professional advice.