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Yes. This would be new legal territory, but not radically new (IANAL). USG would certainly pick the case and the court to try it in carefully in order to establ
by jackfoxy 6y ago
Yes. This would be new legal territory, but not radically new (IANAL). USG would certainly pick the case and the court to try it in carefully in order to establish the precedent.
- vmception 6y agoStructuring regulations are very clear about physical cash in and out of a licensed financial institution (or avoiding declarations to customs). Most agencies and representatives have made it clear they aren't trying to debilitate bitcoin or bitcoin use. This fanfiction of the government not letting bitcoin be useful as a competitor is a weak argument mostly because the ship has sailed, about a decade ago.