It's a nice city, wonderful air. If finances permit, I'd still do some Chinese registrations though, just so you're covered on that front. I recommend at least

It's a nice city, wonderful air. If finances permit, I'd still do some Chinese registrations though, just so you're covered on that front. I recommend at least getting a small foothold over there, just in case that once you're big, they decide that haogege is chinese and legal, and you're not. If it makes you feel better, lots of Chinese are just as clueless about the "West" as we are about China. Met a guy at an event last Thursday who asked me and a friend about the feasibility of selling phone cases in Europe and the US. To be fair, they are a big fashion accessory in China, but really only in China. We told him that if he thinks that going into a saturated market with a low margin product people don't care about that gets replaced maybe once a year sounds like a fun time to him, he is welcome to try. I'm not sure whether he got it. There's also the thing that really competent people over here would probably not care to copy a German eSports startup 1-to-1. They might have some mediocre PHP programmers and probably someone who knows enough frontend stuff to copy over all the assets. If you drop features, you should watch out for how long it takes them to duplicate them. If it takes as long as it took you to write them, be worried. If takes far longer for them to step up, you've got an edge. If it's instant, you might want to redouble on your security.