If moving overseas, how does one transport his seed phrase through the airport/checkpoints without it becoming compromised? This is in a scenario where it's already stamped on a metal plate which cannot easily be destroyed.

>>60640650 (OP)
Dude. just move gold coins instead, the feds can't stop you and your departure taxes are wildly lower than if you declared crypto at the border.

>>60640665
>declared crypto at the border
Why would I do that? It exists on a blockchain, not physically.

>>60640650 (OP)
Write down half your seed phrase and put it somewhere your parents have access to. Bring the other half with you. Simple as

>>60640692
If you do business at a KYC crypto exchange, your home country has the capacity to know your income from said exchange and even mandate that you pay tax owing from said transactions. What do you think happens when crypto traders get audited for not paying tax? This is how the regulatory system works. If you declare it, they can't try and take it after you leave.

>>60640650 (OP)
definitely don't transport it like that. why not just carry a hardware wallet

>>60640742
I have a hardware wallet. The phrase on the metal plate is derived from the wallet.

>>60640650 (OP)
Memorize them.

>>60640787
What if I hurt my head and forget it?

>try to cash out at the bank and exchange
>double taxed
>account frozen for 91 days (kek)
>crypro claimed by the local government's escheatment laws regarding crypto thats been abandoned for over 90 days
>account frozen for one day over [kek]
>

>>60641420
Frozen isn't synonymous with abandoned. Get yourself a lawyer brother.

>>60640650 (OP)
Write each word (or underline if possible) on pages of a book. Write the page numbers on a piece of paper or send it to yourself as an email