At least according to levels.fyi an IC6 PM at coinbase can make around 500k/year in total comp.
So if the goal was to acquire a bunch of rural property in India and live off interest it seems that just working and saving for a few years would be a wildly less risky route.
Personally I don't think it's a good risk/reward calculus to try to commit potential felony offenses for levels money that are reasonably in line with what you could eventually get as your annual TC. I can understand a barista at starbucks committing fraud for 750k, but it doesn't seem quite worth it for a PM at one of the highest paying tech companies.
So if the goal was to acquire a bunch of rural property in India and live off interest it seems that just working and saving for a few years would be a wildly less risky route.
Personally I don't think it's a good risk/reward calculus to try to commit potential felony offenses for levels money that are reasonably in line with what you could eventually get as your annual TC. I can understand a barista at starbucks committing fraud for 750k, but it doesn't seem quite worth it for a PM at one of the highest paying tech companies.