Quote from: Hatchy on Today at 08:30:29 AM

When it comes to inheritance, planning ahead is crucial. Life is unpredictable, and no one knows when they might pass away. If someone owns a large amount of Bitcoin and doesn't inform their family, they might be left unaware of the assets.

To avoid this, it's good to share information about your Bitcoin holdings with someone you trust. This could be a family member, such as a spouse or child. However, choose wisely, as this is a serious decision.Only share necessary information, and do so in person, rather than online. By planning ahead and sharing this information with a trusted individual, you can ensure your Bitcoin holdings are managed according to your wishes.

Indeed, the best remains the anticipation. No need to have huge amount of Bitcoin as we can't predict the price for the upcoming years.

But I disagree about informing people around you about your Bitcoin holdings; no need to tell them. You just have to teach them what Bitcoin is and how great it is... Optionally teach them how to use a S/HW wallet and the best practice regarding the seedphrases.
But don't tell them how much Bitcoin you have - bad practice imho.