Quote from: AmaGold70 on March 15, 2025, 06:59:17 PM

Quote from: Churchillvv on December 07, 2024, 11:18:25 PM

Exactly as the title says, "What does privacy mean to you?" Of course, a lot of us claim that we are privacy lovers and we support privacy, but to an extent, some people have taken privacy very seriously, which is one thing I commend very much.

I have been touring around this forum, and I see a lot of comments from some people regarding how careful they are with their assets (bitcoin); their seed phrases and private keys are so private to them that they do not share them with anyone, but that brought me to this question: Are people really aware of unforeseen circumstances? What if something happens to you? Who will be able to handle your assets when you're no longer there? and the question usually ends up with people speaking of inheritance and not the exact thing I wanted to hear.
For instance, someone said he doesn't trust anyone to tell them his private key or anything close to his assets, but how do you all conceive this message?

How can one be in a relationship (wife and children) if you cannot trust anyone in your family to the extent of telling them anything about your investment? This got me worried; hence I decided we should discuss it here. I know weird relationships exist, but is it to this extent?

Open discussion

This thread has got me emotional and thinking deep about Life, being overly secretive about everything (our assets) has consequences if we think about it. Some people have been too secretive that even their wives doesn't have access to their Bank account talk more of knowing the PIN, now talking about our cryptocurrency assets, after giving it a good thought i think the privacy aspect of it was made for strangers and people that means nothing to us, our loved ones has the right to know about our assets should in case something happens in future. I mean, what's the point of having so much money and our loved ones doesn't know how to access it when the need arises? We don't have to give them every details, we can leave a clue or something that will help them know in future.

If I give an example of me I am not ready to give my personal information to anyone because if he withdraws money in my absence (even if I am alive), then I may be harmed. Maybe in some situations, no one can be trusted in the family. I am telling this in my case maybe others may have a different opinion. Suppose you have enough money in your wallet or bank account and you may have given access to your wife, she can withdraw that money and run away without informing you while you are alive. I think it depends entirely on the trust that to whom you give access to your wealth or it will be enjoyed by others after your death and your family members will suffer due to lack of money.

You must trust someone in the family and should give him all the seed phrases of wealth because the reality is that you will face death at any time and it is not limited to any age limit. Rather than losing wealth it should be with the family members so that the next generation will remember you, light candles and pray to God.