What is the next move to take if you hold crypto tokens and government bans crypto totally in your country?

[King Belieal]

Just imagine someone has some crypto tokens and the government of his country just made an announcement that all crypto related activities are banned in the country. What is the first move the person should take to protect his or her tokens?

 

[Suba]

Many countries ban crypto, but their citizens can still actively trade on global crypto exchanges, of course, using a VPN. If this happened in my country, the crypto community might protest against the government's decision to immediately revoke the regulation.

 

[eLdavis]

This won't be an issue though, they would still be able to access their crypto with the use of a VPN.

 

[Trush Jodie]

The only thing you have to do if government issues a sudden ban on crypto in your country is to install a reliable VPN to access your crypto exchange and wallets.

 

[Min George]

I think VPN comes to the rescue here. Just that one would need to be very discrete with the their crypto activities.

 

[kit_hung]

Just imagine someone has some crypto tokens and the government of his country just made an announcement that all crypto related activities are banned in the country. What is the first move the person should take to protect his or her tokens?

Brother, calm down and don't give up. First of all, the person needs to transfer their tokens from local exchanges to personal wallets—especially cold wallets that are not directly connected to the network. This is a step to protect yourself from being blocked or having your assets seized. Second, it is important to seek accurate information about the new laws to understand the limits and risks. Remember, blockchain technology is global—it has many ways to proceed safely. Finally, be patient and wise. Situations change, and new opportunities arise for those with knowledge and courage.