>limit how much money you can take with you outside Bearer shares were once a choice tool for cross-border money laundering. Once commonplace, now outlawed or

>limit how much money you can take with you outside Bearer shares were once a choice tool for cross-border money laundering. Once commonplace, now outlawed or neutered virtually everywhere on earth. What you are describing is money laundering. It is a crime. We are not debating whether it should be considered so, or that all engaging in it are the bad guys (some are ordinary wealthy/middle class fleeing warzones/regime-change/political persecution), but it is ridiculous to use this as a line of defense for the existence of something.