Quote from: PX-Z on April 10, 2025, 11:59:22 PM

Yeah, this is definitely true based on many stories and real experiences. When it comes to managing your crypto or financial matters, trusting a professional like a lawyer is often a safer choice than relying on family members, no matter how close or trustworthy they may seem. It's better to secure your assets through proper legal channels than to take risks based purely on personal relationships.

Is the lawyer a third party? When you give your bitcoins to a third party, it means you are no longer safe and it is even riskier when they are not your relatives. After all, they are strangers and we know nothing about them other than that they are lawyers. And as freedomgo said above: just because they are lawyers, doesn't mean they are automatically trustworthy.

Many of us say we don't trust centralized systems, don't trust governments, don't trust banks, and we choose bitcoin to protect our assets from the plunder of centralized systems. But today we rely on a centralized legal system to protect our bitcoins. Does that make sense? Huh