> getting the money to and from the exchange would be a gigantic hassle No, it's a simple bank transfer. It doesn't matter if that's reported to anyone, trans

> getting the money to and from the exchange would be a gigantic hassle No, it's a simple bank transfer. It doesn't matter if that's reported to anyone, transfer to an exchange in your own country and you're not doing anything illegal. And the topic is the difficulty of going around capital controls, not the tax burden of an ex-patriot. Bitcoin makes getting around capital control easy; easy doesn't mean legal. You're refuting things that have nothing to do with the topic being discussed.