According to the article below, travelers will have to declare their crypto every time they enter the Yunaites if they hold any in excess of $10,000, whether they are held in paper wallets or they have some way of accessing the crypto through electronic devices, etc.
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Why?
Do travelers have to declare their debit cards, traveler's checks, etc., if they can access $10,000 through them?
No equivalence. Just because crypto doesn't reside in a bank account or vault outside the Yunaites doesn't mean it is on my person per se, either. So I am not bringing it into the U.S.
"My unicorn ate my crypto." This is not advice, so please consult with an "accredited" professional.
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