In fact, the best method is not simply to think about how to evade CRS, but to properly handle tax residency status.

If an individual is still a Chinese tax resident, then regardless of whether you are using a U.S. brokerage, a Hong Kong bank, or transferring funds in USDT or USDC, the essence of tax obligations does not change.

CRS is merely an information exchange mechanism, not a basis for taxation. Whether or not there is CRS only affects whether tax authorities can more easily see your overseas financial accounts; it does not mean that absence of visibility equates to no tax liability.

The best way is to become a genuine tax resident of a country or region with no capital gains tax. This is especially relevant in places that are friendly to cryptocurrency, where the banking system can explain the sources of on-chain assets, and that themselves do not levy capital gains tax or do not tax long-term investment income.

For example, places like Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, and Malaysia, especially Singapore and Dubai, do not levy personal income tax, and personal investment income is generally not subject to capital gains tax.

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