Quote from: 2Pizza410000BTC on Today at 08:34:11 PM

Quote from: Btcdeybodi on January 17, 2025, 03:28:17 PM

If you were in his shoes, can you declare your crypto asset to your family? Or do you think he should have declared it to them after the extended family members must have left and even if he did, the information can still leak to the extended family and from there it can escalate to other people. What opinion do you have to give in this situation?

You have to protect your privacy and you should never reveal your privacy to people. My family knows that I work in Bitcoin and earn Bitcoin, but my family has never forced me to tell anything. My family is very happy with my earnings, they always say that what I think is good for them is also good. However, I will say that the OP whose story is published here should have protected his own privacy. He should have kept the Bitcoin in his Bitcoin wallet secret and created another account, moved some Bitcoin there and showed that Bitcoin wallet to his family. And I do not support the family forcing him to see his wallet like this.

That's the least thing they should know since its important that we keep it a secret on how much we earn from dealing with crypto. Telling how much you earn is I think excessive already and some of our family members might get tempted to ask or do bad things especially if they know there's good amount come to us by doing crypto things online.

We should keep it a secret and better yet just remain low key and don't flaunt our earnings with them. Privacy should be there and just leave a reminder that if something bad happen we have crypto stored in our wallets.

Also so bad to see if there's forcing situation happen since I think that's bad action to be done by anyone and its like they are greedy to know how much money that people have.