Quote from: rudolfaxl on February 16, 2019, 02:07:29 PM

Quote from: Ini35 on February 16, 2019, 02:01:06 PM

It is only when you cannot trust yourself, that you will find it hard to trust others.

➡️The life we are in is too short. You may have some valuable things in your possession that you need to entrust with someone.

➡️There are those who use escrows and they have had successful deals using them. To an extent they have been able to trust them.

➡️Your cryptocurrency portfolio might contain some valuable assets, that when you are no more and there is no other person whom you have entrusted the security details with, they will all be gone and wasted.

➡️Had it been Quadriga CEO, in the person of Gerald Cotten, had someone he trusted during his life time, perhaps, there would not have been any loss of fund. A lot of people would have been happy and would continue to bless his late memory.

➡️If it is possible, you can insure your portfolio, exchanges can insure the assets of users and the likes. Perhaps that will help to avert an unbearable occurrence.

★ Learn to trust someone, even amidst all odds, so that people will say good about you when you are gone.

In my opinion this situation with Quadriga CEO is extremely stupid. If you're a CEO of any exchange and you're smart enough you MUST think about different possibilities which can happen by accident. Hell, if you're not CEO but normal human you'd probably think about some kind of plan B in case you're suddenly gone.

That's indeed, But that guy was thinking if his life will be forever and he never thinks about the worst possibilities that can happen anytime. Remember we don't know how long we are living in this world. Man, the death can come to us anytime. There must be a few plans.