I previously discussed the issue of "safety" with some friends. In fact, many friends in the crypto space who have achieved significant results through personal investment rather than corporate operations have chosen to stay rather than leave, primarily due to safety concerns. Although regulatory policies are very strict domestically, as long as your asset sources are legitimate, the current risk is merely that your assets are not protected by law. The "safety issues" you might encounter are essentially just financial problems rather than personal safety issues. When necessary, money can solve these problems; this risk is unique and controllable (those who understand will know, so I won't elaborate further). However, if you go abroad, yes, the risk of regulatory policies is gone, but you will face a multitude of completely uncontrollable risks, which go beyond just money and escalate to personal safety. You don't know where the risks will come from, and they are entirely uncontrollable. Many friends who choose to go abroad have relevant businesses that require them to leave, and because they have business engagements, they are not independent individuals; there are people around them or above them, making it less likely for them to be targeted. But if you are a completely independent individual, alone in a foreign country, especially in places like Southeast Asia, well... then don't reveal your real address, don't make friends locally, don't flaunt your wealth, and don't hold grudges with anyone online or offline.