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That would be a strange way to word it, wouldn't it? More likely they want to scan your device and use it against you if you are "carrying" undeclared "currency
by MichaelGG 9y ago
That would be a strange way to word it, wouldn't it? More likely they want to scan your device and use it against you if you are "carrying" undeclared "currency".
- lightbyte 9y agoYou don't "carry" crypto currency though, you hold the private key to an address. I don't see how they could determine some random binary blob on your laptop/flash drive/etc. is in fact a private key that is responsible for a number of coins. What if I used an Electrum wallet and just kept the master seed saved, then it's just a string of random words. I could just as easily memorize that or physically write it down somewhere instead.
- MichaelGG 9y agoI think that's why they have a part about determining if technology can be invented to detect this. And a lot of these laws seem to have a point of making easy things illegal, so they have more ways to go after you if they need to.