Quote from: Justbillywitt on Today at 11:26:46 AM

Quote from: Troytech on October 03, 2024, 11:13:07 AM

Quote from: laijsica on October 03, 2024, 09:17:06 AM

The decision to share a seed phrase with someone is entirely personal to that person if their family has reliable descendants to provide them with that seed phrase. There are many elderly people in the world who have no one to care for them in their final days, even if they have a lot of money. In fact, this happens as a result of social values and family breakdown. If it is the case that a person has a large number of bitcoins in his portfolio but does not get a chance to pass them on due to the lack of a proper successor, then you can call him a loss rather than a waste, even though if he had a family of his own he could have served them.

If that person intentionally doesn't share his seed phrase with anyone, you can call him a waste. If he was a great person, he could have donated the bitcoins he had accumulated in return for a lot of hard work to an orphanage or some other service organization.

I dont really like the bolded sentence in your comment. Just because an investor is dying and he has no one to pass on his portfolio, he then has to prove that he is a great man by giving out his Bitcoins to a charity organization. Trust me, he has nothing to prove to anyone of being great or not. This is something he worked hard for, it took him dedication, stress, commitment, and sweat. He can choose to let the investment go null once he departs based on the fact that not even a charity organization will keep the money for the children. Rather they will share it within the board, even in his departure his lawyer can decide to take it himself.

In the end, it's in his position to choose what he wants to do with it. To give it out, let it waste or anything. Fuck proving to be a great man.

I won't even entrust my bitcoin to any charity home if in the eventuality of things that I don't have someone to inherit my bitcoin at my old age. Instead of me giving up my bitcoin to people I don't really know if they will utilise the funds they way I would have intended in my absence. I will donate it to the forum. Because I understand that here is were bitcoin is better understood and appreciated. People here know what bitcoin is all about and it will be properly managed here, and it will be in safe hands. People should stop giving out bitcoin to individuals and organisations that don't appreciate what bitcoin is all about, because they will sell it off and squander the money. But if we donate bitcoin to places where it is appreciated like the this forum, it will be preserved and utilize for the right course in advancement of the forum and enhance further research about bitcoin development in the future.

At the end of the day, everyone has his or her plan as to what he dims right to be done with his Bitcoin in instances as this and wether you choose to give it out for a charitable course or give it to those that her in the Bitcoin ecosystem as a way of supporting the network, it is your decision and yours alone to make and there's absolutely no better ways of doing it.

Rather than spending all day long emphasizing on what to do at the point you're almost exiting the world, isn't it best to focuse on how to be more productive at the time you're in your prime and enjoy the didvend of your Bitcoin stack while you yet alive?

If I have the interest of supporting people and getting them to benefit from Bitcoin, I would rather introduce to Bitcoin and educate them on the importance of investing in Bitcoin so they wouldn't have to wait for me to send in my Bitcoin to them when I'm getting old. If I do so and they squander it all the next day, who looses? All what I've held because of how precious I took it to be will all be gone because I left it in the hands of one that couldn't manage it well.