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Italy or Switzerland, Latvia or Portugal? Countries are stepping up efforts to attract globally mobile wealth, capital and entrepreneurial talent. Germany, however, remains largely on the sidelines.

Henley & Partners, an international residence and citizenship advisory specialist, has released its Crypto Wealth Report 2026 showing that crypto wealth is holding up in 2026 while bitcoin is retreating from its record levels.

The UAE rose from fifth place last year to second in the 2026 index, which assesses countries offering residence and citizenship pathways and examines their crypto and blockchain environments using more than 900 data points.

As billionaire Chris Rokos is set to move to Greece, what should UHNWs who are thinking of doing the same know before following suit?

Weltweit besitzen 135.694 Menschen digitale Vermögenswerte von mehr als einer Million Dollar. Sie zwingen Staaten zu einem neuen Wettbewerb. WELT verrät, welche Länder Krypto-Millionären die attraktivsten Bedingungen bieten.

Ein neuer Report offenbart, wie viele Menschen weltweit mit Bitcoin, Ethereum und Co. ein Vermögen angehäuft haben. 23 Personen, darunter Tyler und Cameron Winklevoss, horten in ihren Wallets sogar Milliarden – doch anders als bei der Masse der Anleger sind das mehrheitlich nicht Bitcoin.

Henley & Partners’ Crypto Wealth Report 2026, released September 8, estimates 135,694 people worldwide hold at least $1 million in digital assets, alongside 290 centi-millionaires and 23 billionaires.

Italien oder Schweiz, Lettland oder Portugal? Die Konkurrenz um reiche Zuwanderer, die Kapital und Ideen mitbringen, ist groß. Leider findet sie unter Ausschluss von Deutschland statt.

Wars and geopolitical tensions, shifting tax regimes, tighter scrutiny of capital, political uncertainty and changing mobility rights are confronting internationally mobile families with a different question. Diversifying a portfolio may protect wealth, but what happens when the risk is the country in which the family itself lives?

For years, a second passport was seen as part of the ultimate wealth package: another layer of security, easier access to international markets and a way of giving families more options abroad. But among Kenya’s wealthiest individuals, that appetite appears to be cooling.

Africa is home to some 122,500 individuals with liquid investable assets of $1m or more, according to the Africa Wealth Report 2025 from international advisory firm Henley & Partners.

The world’s wealthy are increasingly on the move, and a booming number of advisors is available to help them.