CitizenX Acquires Plan B Passport to Expand Citizenship-by-Investment Options for Bitcoiners
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Juan Galt
Summary
CitizenX, a Swiss citizenship-by-investment platform, has acquired Plan B Passport, a company founded by Katie "The Russian" Ananina that specializes in passport diversification for Bitcoiners. The merger combines Plan B Passport's Bitcoin industry connections with CitizenX's privacy technology and Swiss platform. Ananina will join CitizenX as Chief Marketing Officer, and the entire Plan B Passport team will move to CitizenX. The deal aims to accelerate the "sovereign individual" movement by offering new passport diversification options to the crypto community.
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