Quote from: tranthidung on June 09, 2024, 09:06:40 AM

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Wealth in society change hands from old generations to young generations. This is truth and will remain true with appearance of blockchain technology, Bitcoin, cryptocurrency and in future, with more advanced discoveries, innovations, wealth distribution will continue to our generation to future generations.

Bitcoin will become like a digital legacy that will be passed on by the younger generation by moving Bitcoin to the hands that are able to hold it.
The longer the value increases and makes many people worry about its safety.

Quote from: Yatsan on June 09, 2024, 04:47:15 PM

Quote from: CODE200 on June 09, 2024, 10:38:09 AM

Totally agree but I think that OP doesn't really mind if you say that you've got enough or more than enough in your investment, pretty sure that OP knows about this thing already so I'm not totally repulsed about this question. Also, even if you don't share it, if someone's determined enough how much you've got when you're joining a campaign, they can just check out the address that you're using to see a rough estimate of your total bitcoin haul.

An estimate won't be that much of a risk and you won't be posting the credentials in the first place along with your announcement of your token holdings. But yes, it would be best to be careful.

People who say they won't share their Portfolios, won't tell you how much they're Bitcoin, maybe they're too skeptical.
But that won't apply to Influencers who will publish their Portfolio to attract the interest that many people will follow,
that way there will be more followers and more money they get, and it also depends on what the real goal is.

I'm not forcing anyone to tell me the details, I'm just giving a topic that will get people to react and talk about privacy.

As you said, the most important thing is not to share in detail let alone share personal wallet credentials and of course it will be better to be careful,
Don't be easily lured by scammers.