Quote from: Orekelewa Ade on March 06, 2024, 11:47:09 PM

But then I would also say there’s no need to judge much on the case because what another likes isn’t what the other would like,vice versa. For me I wouldn’t conclude it to be reckless he went for what he chose, our choices differs.

They're public figures so they're always open in scrutiny of the public and with such actions and decision once publicized, they can't get away with it but to deal with people's criticism if they're being considered as reckless people that are trying to avoid sound money and chooses to do their activities like smoking and can't even get on the deal with it because they can't easily give that up as it's already part of their lifestyle.

Quote from: puloweh555 on Today at 10:34:40 AM

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What other reckless financial decision do you know or have heard of?

In my opinion, this is a reckless financial decision for those who cannot properly secure their bitcoin wallets or sell bitcoins when they know that the bitcoin halving is approaching.

Those that still don't have a hardware wallet and yet they've got a lot of money invested in Bitcoin. IMHO, that's okay if they're keeping it well through a desktop wallet or a paper wallet. As long as they know how to keep their money safe through bitcoin and the wallets that they're using, that's not being reckless but being practical. But what's more for being practical is that they'll avail a hardware wallet to have a better security for their funds.