I hate to break it for you but whatever you possessed whilst in Russia and you didn't take with you is gone. Your assets are gone; not yours anymore. You chose

I hate to break it for you but whatever you possessed whilst in Russia and you didn't take with you is gone. Your assets are gone; not yours anymore. You chose a new life here, in the EU, and... as you seem like a reasonable Russian, I'd like to welcome you to the EU and I want you to use your qualities contributing to (a free) society here. The good news is, you're now living in a free society. You're paying taxes, you're probably following the law, too. You'll be fine here. Also, the Ruble will fall, it is just a question of when. Plus, you won't have to participate in a war economy making the useless war crap, or being cannon fodder. You made a brave, life changing decision, and part of that is saying farewell to your past. Also, I don't know if it is possible for Russian people to use cryptocurrency but what I'd consider is go to China and buy some cryptocurrency there, then exfiltrate that to EU. Or something like that, I don't know. You'd be taxed either way (or have it not declared ...). The problem with stuff like this is, it can be used for good and bad. As such, you're collateral damage.