I think that some folks have hesitancies in regards to passing down very much wealth to kids, and I suppose even if kids might be somewhat responsible, many of us realize that there is a bit of a difference between receiving wealth versus building up wealth, so surely it may well become very tempting to spend and/or fail/refuse to manage the wealth very well, yet I suppose that there are also going to be examples of responsible wealth recipients.
For example I found a person who received an inheritance from his parents, the child received property and some cash, but the child was irresponsible to spend it only for fun, after the cash ran out he sold the property.
This is an example I don't want when I later pass on to an irresponsible child, at least he must be able to build wealth first in order to have a sense of responsibility after he succeeds in doing so maybe when the child receives an inheritance of BTC assets then he is still responsible.
or at least at the time that I got into bitcoin in late 2013, my financial situation was in a position where I was fairly easily able to reallocate some of the value from my traditional investment portfolio into bitcoin (so there is some fortune in an ability to have lump sum options rather than merely relying on DCA strategies from discretionary income from work income).
Even though I have known bitcoin for a long time from 2015, I was still complacent about short-term gains and when I got a little profit, I immediately sold it because I was tempted to want fiat cash.
Let that be a problem then ... The past few years have tried to survive with bitcoins that have been owned until now, even when there are profits from others, they are put into bitcoin in a lumpsum while DCA continues to run,, this is my way to grow bitcoin ownership from two years ago until now.