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But if they ask what it is, you can’t lie. That’ll just get you in deeper trouble.
Yeah, but people still don’t get it. You really think they’ll respect your rights at customs?
That’s not realistic. They’re primarily after drugs anyway, and they’ve got tech for that.
This dude was held up when coming back from Jamaica. It’s wild. Everyone has rights, so why the hassle?
But isn’t that one case just an outlier? Why blow it up to suggest everyone will face the same issue?
You'd think, but with millions of citizens, can they really manage? Plus, if someone flushes their phone down the toilet, are they charged for concealing evidence too?
This isn’t new. Border guards have been searching for more than just crypto think banned content and anything that could land you in legal trouble. If you refuse to show your phone, good luck getting in.
A group of senators is hitting up Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas for clarity on how border officers can search our phones and devices without warrants. It's a real concern for our Fourth Amendment rights against…
- IRS's New Data Collection Plans for Crypto UsersJan 10, 2026
But how many people really know how to handle taxes with crypto? It’s confusing for a lot of folks.
Seriously, did anyone not see this coming? It's all about taxes. If you're in crypto, you better be ready to pay up.
Remember when the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was just about roads and bridges? Now it's all about squeezing funds from crypto.
The IRS is planning to make crypto providers collect a ton of data about users, including names and Social Security numbers. Crazy right?
Doubt that will change. If another power rises, they’ll just do the same thing. The U.S. isn’t giving up its grip without a fight.
It’s all about keeping control. Imagine if China takes the reins. They’d have similar rules, forcing companies to play by their game.
Let’s not forget this is about real lives. Advocating for freedom through crypto shouldn’t come with risks like being targeted by the IRS.
McAfee was definitely a controversial figure, but the way the U.S. is coming down hard on crypto is kinda absurd. Gotta hope for a more crypto-friendly administration next election.
So the U.S. Treasury is trying to get more power to go after crypto activity, even outside the U.S. Kinda wild, right? They want to enforce sanctions on transactions that don’t even involve Americans.
These politicians want a cut from miners but bail out banks when they’re in trouble. Makes no sense!
I feel like 30% on Bitcoin is a disaster waiting to happen. This could wipe out mining as we know it.
30% tax is crazy! Companies will probably relocate to dodge it. BTC is decentralized, so this might make it stronger in the long run.