Hello traders, my name is Andrew Henderson, founder of Nomad Capitalist. Here at one of my homes, after some travels, I wanted to talk to you today about citizenship renunciation and specifically what you need to consider if you're planning on giving up your citizenship. Now, this is mainly directed towards US citizens who may want to renounce their citizenship for various reasons. However, these considerations may also apply to individuals looking to create a passport portfolio and are limited by dual citizenship in their country. Firstly, it's important to think about what will be different in your life if you renounce your citizenship. Renunciation shouldn't just be based on personal disagreement with certain policies or wars. You need to consider how renouncing will improve your life. For example, if you're a cryptocurrency investor, renouncing US citizenship may allow you to participate in ICOs or hold certain types of crypto investments that are restricted for US citizens. Additionally, if you're a US citizen living overseas and facing limitations due to your citizenship, renouncing may enable you to open bank accounts and invest freely without tax implications. The second consideration is the exit tax. There are three different ways to trigger this tax, and you should understand if and how it applies to you. Depending on your marital status and future plans, there may be strategies you can employ to minimize the impact of the exit tax. It's important to plan ahead and consult professionals to ensure you're prepared. Another crucial factor to consider is your tax situation after renouncing your citizenship. You don't want to simply jump from one tax burden to another. There are ways to renounce and pay little to no tax, but it's vital to be aware of any potential tax implications in your new country of residence. Additionally, you...