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Title: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on January 16, 2025, 11:07:10 AM
I have read a few topics about how crypto assets on CEXs will be handled after the account holder suddenly passes away. Perhaps we will have updates to inheritance laws to handle crypto assets on CEXs as well, however in this topic I will talk about a different case related to our proactive decisions regarding our crypto assets. I will mention BTC because only BTC has enough value for us to continue having high expectations for the next few decades.

Michael Saylor once shared his plan to burn his private keys after death, which sounds intriguing but I'm not sure how his spirit could burn something. A self-destruct program to permanently delete the keys is a good idea, or hiding the keys in a secret place would also ensure that Saylor's BTC remains safe as a memorial to his contributions to BTC’s development.

I think of a few better possibilities to ensure that the amount of BTC will never be used: burning by sending it to an inaccessible account. Saylor should consider this if he wants to reduce the circulating supply of BTC :)

I’m not as wealthy as Saylor and I don’t have a grand vision for BTC. I work and get paid in USDT, I use USDT to DCA BTC and I take profits to pay my family’s bills, I’m not even able to hold BTC through a crypto winter. Let’s say I’m lucky enough to accumulate 1 BTC after 50 years and by then 1 BTC = 10M USD, I would have to seriously think about how to manage such a huge amount of assets.

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I used to consider giving them to my children, but if they're truly capable, they won't need my assets. Conversely, if they aren't capable, they don't deserve the BTC I've worked so hard to accumulate all my life. Charity seems like a good idea, or using it to travel the world and enjoy life is also an appealing suggestion.

I also thought about depositing 1 BTC or 10M USD in banks and using their permanent savings service, if banks will offer this service in 50 years. The profit from this money can ensure the basic needs of my grandchildren's lives, as I will love them very much. If they don't need this interest, they can donate it to charity to support poor students or patients.

For now, in the immediate future, I will need to try to accumulate 1 BTC within 50 years = 12 cycles, meaning that after each cycle I need to save 0.085 BTC. This is clearly a difficult goal, because I only have 1/10 of that amount. I hope that the uptrend and crypto winter will continue to be maintained and bring me opportunities to make profits and accumulate more BTC.

I would like to know your opinion on this:

[>] Michael Saylor’s plan to burn his Bitcoin after death – Following Satoshi’s steps? (https://ambcrypto.com/michael-saylors-plan-to-burn-his-bitcoin-after-death-following-satoshis-footsteps/)

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Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: omori on January 16, 2025, 11:22:11 AM
1. Yes.
2. If my family members would be positive about crypto and eager to learn - I would share my funds with them, no biggie once I am gone. It's better to share wealth with your loved ones than to burn it.
3. Solana and Litecoin.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bounceback on January 16, 2025, 01:38:19 PM
Interested question about our decision for the future about cryptocurrency when got old, firstly all of us have family, having wife and children would be our next generation to receive cryptocurrency assets. I work hard leave them some cryptocurrency assets for the future from bitcoin and altcoin, I believe cryptocurrency keep existing until the future how many big whales and top investor already investing their money in bitcoin.

For lower risk assets holding actually bitcoin and top altcoin such as Ethereum or BNB, its my assets holding will leave for my family in the future when get old and keep having income from crypto after retiring from working.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Baofeng on January 16, 2025, 02:16:05 PM
Most likely give it to my children as inheritance.

I mean if you work hard for it, at least someone that you love should be the one who will benefit from it. And I think we have discussed it already many times that it will also or can be treated as a inheritance.

I'm not like Michael Saylor though, he has a lot of money already and so he is set for life and have built generational wealth for his kids. But for us average joe, it's better to give it to our wife then children.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: examplens on January 16, 2025, 02:18:56 PM
I have read a few topics about how crypto assets on CEXs will be handled after the account holder suddenly passes away. Perhaps we will have updates to inheritance laws to handle crypto assets on CEXs as well, however in this topic I will talk about a different case related to our proactive decisions regarding our crypto assets. I will mention BTC because only BTC has enough value for us to continue having high expectations for the next few decades.
I would emphasize here that we should not store crypto assets on CEX. It's risky in itself because in that case, we don't have full access to the coins, even when we know that many big CEX are closed due to bankruptcy or hack, it's clear that the wrong decision is CEX as a safekeeping of assets.

Even in this case, where someone inherits the money that is on CEX, access to it can only be complicated. Proving ownership can be expensive and can take forever. I'm pretty sure it's easier for the "heir" to learn how to manage cryptocurrencies from a wallet than from a CEX.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: robelneo on January 16, 2025, 03:19:49 PM
I worked hard to increase my portfolio so the people that should benefit the most are my children and grandchildren; assets are handled from one generation to the next.
And on the tokens that will likely stay in the next 50 years, its to figure I am gone by then and there are new chains coming in, its hard to figure out if its 50 years, if its only ten years then I have Solana and Ethereum on my vote.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: MUGNIA on January 16, 2025, 03:31:22 PM
1, out of control
2, I will educate my child about crypto and its digital wallet, so that I save in the form of crypto if one day I am old and it is no longer possible to deal with crypto, my child should already understand the world of crypto
3, BNB, SOL, TON and XRP
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: 0t3p0t on January 16, 2025, 03:47:48 PM
1. Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
2. What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
3. Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?
1. No doubt crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future given it's decentralization, inflation and future proof characteristics which we all need to survive in the future though we are not yet sure of what future will look like and what it brings to us like the technological and financial advancements but with crypto I am sure we are secured.
2. Probably pass it on family members who knows about crypto but if no one is an enthusiast then I will probably convert it all to fiat and buy real estate or precious metals which can be inherited to the next generations of my family.
3. Well, I will only trust those within top 20 that is available or will be available in the market in my lifetime.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: LogitechMouse on January 16, 2025, 04:11:29 PM
I would like to know your opinion on this:
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?
1. With institutions embracing the existence of cryptocurrency particularly Bitcoin, and some of the most famous businessmen talking about it, I believe that cryptocurrency particularly Bitcoin will be a part of the financial world that we live in right now.

2. It will depend TBH. I have no plans for now since I'm still at my 20's, but now that you've asked it, I'm already thinking of keeping a specific amount of Bitcoin (maybe around 0.003 BTC), then I will hold it, and will be giving it to my first child when he becomes a teenager. MAYBE that's the first thing that I will do. I guess some of it will be going to a charity.

3. I want to say Ethereum, but it's hard especially with altcoins where anything can vanish anytime. Heck, we might not even see Bitcoin in the next 50 years. I mean we might see a better version of Bitcoin in the next 5 decades, and that's where investors will put their money with. :D
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: MrSpasybo on January 16, 2025, 04:17:16 PM
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?
1. I truly believe in the future of crypto and BTC. When governments start accumulating BTC, people will follow suit to protect the value of their labor. With the ease of entry, the number of crypto holders could even surpass the number of stock market investors.

2. When I'm old, if I still have a significant amount of crypto assets, I'll distribute them similarly to other assets. I hope that by then, my children and grandchildren will have a good understanding of finance and crypto to manage the inheritance.

3. Besides BTC, ETH and DOGE will be the tokens I trust. BNB and XRP also have great potential, but their fate depends heavily on a single company, so the risk is higher.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: ajiz138 on January 16, 2025, 05:10:52 PM
I do everything now for my old age, and also to be a provision for the future of my descendants. So besides preparing for old age, it is also to prepare for inheritance or other things.

I think many people think like this, because we do not live alone, but with our family and descendants. So this is a fairly easy answer for me, which I have answered above.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: rdluffy on January 16, 2025, 05:32:47 PM
Currently (and this could change, of course), I believe that Bitcoin will survive and thrive as long as I live, so the idea is that I always have BTC in my custody, never needing to sell the whole amount

With this as a premise, I hope to have enough money to only work with things I like, being financially independent until my old age (especially old age).

After that, I'd like to leave 50% to my family members who need it and donate 50% to animal charities.
I prefer to donate in crypto, and them they will decide what to do
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JISAN on January 16, 2025, 06:17:59 PM
As I am involved in crypto but surely I will inform my future generation about bitcoin and I am sure they will be interested in bitcoin and cryptography.  And I will tell my family members like my wife where my wallet private key is kept safe.  So that my future generations can enjoy them after my death.  And of course I will keep my holdings in bitcoins which will be a safe deposit or holding and will support my future generations financially as long as bitcoins are more expansive.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: electronicash on January 16, 2025, 06:42:07 PM
how noble it would be for Saylor to do that.
charity would be noble to do. but it would be useless if it goes to some wallet that will not be spent for something. 
i think most off us would give our coins to someone we care or just convert it to fiat and buy a property where their daughters and sons will be able to benefit when they die. for me i would just spend it while i'm alive with my family.

besides BTC, there are lots more after another cycle, i think the top 50 coins today will have higher value already.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Zed0X on January 16, 2025, 08:01:01 PM
I find the other options in the poll completely ridiculous. Realistically, there are only two possible scenario that could be done if I held crypto that long. It's either I sell and spend on myself/family or give it as kind of inheritance to my kids. Enjoy the fruits and help secure the next generation's future.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Gurujebs on January 16, 2025, 08:48:39 PM
Nobody knows tomorrow but I will make sure I sell some of crypto before I got old age where I wouldn't have time here again. I can be patient enough to hold and get my profit, I will make sure to spend and see use of what it's to hold crypto assets and I will also make sure to keep some for my children, I will educate them as possible about it so they don't sell everything.

I may not even give them immediately because the way generations are going about material things, I think the coming generations might be worse than what we have seen. I really hope the next spam are going to be bullish like the way we do now.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: yhiaali3 on January 16, 2025, 09:05:51 PM
Without a doubt I believe that Bitcoin will become a part of personal finance in the future but I am not entirely sure if the same applies to other cryptocurrencies.

When I grow up if I have a good amount of Bitcoin I will spend part of it on my comfortable retirement and some trips around the world to relax and unwind after all these years of hard work, and the rest I will definitely save a good portion for my children so that they have a good capital to start their life with without having to borrow or waste many years to accumulate capital.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: taufik123 on January 16, 2025, 09:14:29 PM
I will never delete this private key even if I am dead, it will only be a legacy for my children and grandchildren if I have a lot of Bitcoin.
burning the private key will only be a Bitcoin graveyard where in the end Bitcoin will not move and it is like doing a self-burn like a reduced supply.

It is more useful for our children and grandchildren in the future, so that they know how the history of bitcoin is produced and how much profit they get when they already hold it.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JoyMarsha on January 16, 2025, 09:48:38 PM
I would like to know your opinion on this:
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?
1. Most likely. As countries are moving to have Bitcoin as their national reserve, I believe in the future they may be thoughtful of including Bitcoin as a personal finance someone is free to have for their future.

2. If Bitcoin still exists till then, I am sure in my old age, I am going to give out my accumulated Bitcoin to my children. They are the ones I am laboring for. For them to have a better future in the world of digital currency.

3. I can't tell any coin that could last till then since I got to learn about coins that existed in the crypto space a few years ago no longer exist in the crypto space because they have lost value, get rug pulled, or turned out to be a scam.

However, I don't know what will happen to the coins that appear in the crypto space currently, whether they will stay in the market in 50 years to come
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: TomPluz on January 17, 2025, 04:23:31 PM

I find this topic really good and intriguing as we don't really know when we can all be facing the ultimate destiny of DEATH so maybe while we are still alive we should determine how are we going to manage our crypto assets so we can be prepared for the ultimate showdown in life...and that is saying GOODBYE.

1. Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?

I am sure of that with the way things are developing right now, well most especially Bitcoin and maybe the top 20 other crypto assets in the list of CMC and who knows even big memecoins will be playing their parts too...significantly game-changing the future of finance on the global scale.

2. What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?

I might convert my crypto assets to real cash - the currency of my country - and spend most of them for my healthcare and well-being and if possible buy some real-estate assets that I can gift to my inheritors. By defining old, maybe when I would be reaching the age of 70 in case death will not give me its early punctuation.

3. Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?

Well, the usual suspects like Ethereum, XRP, Solana, TON, ADA and those right now topping the list of most exchanges but I am sure that some memecoins - can be old or can be new - will be there too adding more excitement to the market like what they are doing right now.


Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: target on January 17, 2025, 04:55:48 PM

50 years from now I'd be dead and the tokens I hold may have greater value already. And I can't witness how it will be spent by my kid if she knows how to spend them. But I'm sure the adoption will make our tokens be easy to move to fiat when it happens. Only the next generation can easily spend them for personal use.

XRP seem to be the most popular for newbies since they can still afford them. Most probably this is the next besides ETH.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Faisal2202 on January 17, 2025, 10:37:17 PM
Michael Saylor once shared his plan to burn his private keys after death, which sounds intriguing but I'm not sure how his spirit could burn something.
I have watched his few interviews and in few he said if a person abandons their BTC he is contributing a lot to the BTC holders and investors because, according to him that person is indirectly burning that amount of BTC that can never be retrieved, so it's the biggest contribution to the longevity of the BTC blockchain according to his words. So if he admires others to do this then he can do this with him personal holdings too, don't know how much BTC is in his personal holdings because the MSTR BTC are not his alone.
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?
I value your goals and I hope you will acheive them, my plan is to have $10k till next halving so when in the next halving I will make 2x or 3x I would have the power to buy half or more of the BTC because I plan to buy in the dip. Well its just a plan I don't know how many guts I need to pull this off.

Crypto is already considered as the personal finance, or in other words it's the future here already, when I will old I will see if I need them or who need them because it's just money we can't take it with us in our graves so we must use that money for our afterlife, we should donate it, use it for good purposes, make other's life easier if we have enough. I believe ETh, Sol, BNB, XRP after BTC, because they might not go anywhere especially XRP.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: $crypto$ on January 19, 2025, 01:51:33 PM

50 years from now I'd be dead and the tokens I hold may have greater value already. And I can't witness how it will be spent by my kid if she knows how to spend them. But I'm sure the adoption will make our tokens be easy to move to fiat when it happens. Only the next generation can easily spend them for personal use.

XRP seem to be the most popular for newbies since they can still afford them. Most probably this is the next besides ETH.
So we have to tell them what crypto is in general, so when we are gone, they are ready to use it as we expect. And they can even start investing if they are mature enough and have income.

We will certainly never know what they will do later, but at least we give them provisions that can take them to a better stage. After that, it will return to each of them, but the important thing is that we have done what we should have done.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bayu7adi on January 20, 2025, 02:16:06 AM
I would like to know your opinion on this:
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
I have a different idea from Saylor... if he wants to burn his private key, then I would still want to leave my cryptocurrency assets to my own family when I die first... Saylor's wealth is indeed very large, but we also never know what has been done with his private key from when he first got to know Bitcoin until before he died.. it could be that there were already several people who were given inheritances for it, right? We all don't know, considering the amount of his assets is certainly very large, so it makes a little sense if he has to think about the future of his family too for the efforts he has made...

I also still hope for the future, I want to keep cryptocurrency as a part of my life... that's because thanks to cryptocurrency, I have been able to survive until now and get several life opportunities from it.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bitterguy28 on January 20, 2025, 04:02:41 AM
So we have to tell them what crypto is in general, so when we are gone, they are ready to use it as we expect. And they can even start investing if they are mature enough and have income.
kids nowadays are aware of crypto so i do not think they will enter this world totally clueless about crypto even if i do not teach them because crypto is everywhere and it will just continue to spread still i need to guide my kids into knowing appropriately about bitcoin so they do not end up in the wrong path
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We will certainly never know what they will do later, but at least we give them provisions that can take them to a better stage. After that, it will return to each of them, but the important thing is that we have done what we should have done.
yes even if it is not about crypto all we can do is guide our kids but they should still be able to make their own decisions in life
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Azharul on January 21, 2025, 09:05:19 AM
Interested question about our decision for the future about cryptocurrency when got old, firstly all of us have family, having wife and children would be our next generation to receive cryptocurrency assets. I work hard leave them some cryptocurrency assets for the future from bitcoin and altcoin, I believe cryptocurrency keep existing until the future how many big whales and top investor already investing their money in bitcoin.

For lower risk assets holding actually bitcoin and top altcoin such as Ethereum or BNB, its my assets holding will leave for my family in the future when get old and keep having income from crypto after retiring from working.
We believe that cryptocurrency market will stay long time in the world. Because if we follow in cryptocurrency market we can see that many professional traders or investors could be invest there asset from cryptocurrency market. Because we know that it will be our future asset. I think that my family fully depending on for me. So when we start to very old, then I think that my family receive this property. So I trying to starting get two bitcoin and some altcoin for future.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: milewilda on January 21, 2025, 10:23:25 AM
I find the other options in the poll completely ridiculous. Realistically, there are only two possible scenario that could be done if I held crypto that long. It's either I sell and spend on myself/family or give it as kind of inheritance to my kids. Enjoy the fruits and help secure the next generation's future.
Yes, there's only two possible things that you can do on which you do sell out and make use of those funds for whatever reason or you will really be giving those as an inheritance on which we know that this is the only things that we can be able to do with our crypto holdings. When it comes on how we would do it then this is where you would really be considering out on searching on whats the safest way on doing it and also using up your common sense because there are some ways or methods on which it might cause up on losing your coins. So better be safe on whatever the actions that you are taking into as long it do make your coins safe. One of the challenges too is also in talks about on how long you would be able to hold.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on January 21, 2025, 11:09:36 AM
So we have to tell them what crypto is in general, so when we are gone, they are ready to use it as we expect. And they can even start investing if they are mature enough and have income.
kids nowadays are aware of crypto so i do not think they will enter this world totally clueless about crypto even if i do not teach them because crypto is everywhere and it will just continue to spread still i need to guide my kids into knowing appropriately about bitcoin so they do not end up in the wrong path

They won't be clueless, but they will still have much to learn.
Especially about hodling responsibly.
Guidance is very essential for that matter.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on January 21, 2025, 08:32:22 PM
I would like to know your opinion on this:
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?


let me start with the answers to your question in their order of numbers.

1. Yes and it is already now because its a legal and acceptable digital currency for the exchange of goods and services.

2. I will leave it for my children to have an inheritance, because by then, it would have turned a mighty investment with higher increased upon it, then i would have realized my desired profits from it and also leave for my children to take over from.

3. Aside bitcoin, there is none, every other coins are just altcoins and they takes more risk than bitcoin.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: enwi on January 22, 2025, 01:30:41 PM
Interested question about our decision for the future about cryptocurrency when got old, firstly all of us have family, having wife and children would be our next generation to receive cryptocurrency assets. I work hard leave them some cryptocurrency assets for the future from bitcoin and altcoin, I believe cryptocurrency keep existing until the future how many big whales and top investor already investing their money in bitcoin.

For lower risk assets holding actually bitcoin and top altcoin such as Ethereum or BNB, its my assets holding will leave for my family in the future when get old and keep having income from crypto after retiring from working.
We believe that cryptocurrency market will stay long time in the world. Because if we follow in cryptocurrency market we can see that many professional traders or investors could be invest there asset from cryptocurrency market. Because we know that it will be our future asset. I think that my family fully depending on for me. So when we start to very old, then I think that my family receive this property. So I trying to starting get two bitcoin and some altcoin for future.
The decision to prepare for the future by going for cryptocurrencies as investments is quite responsible. Storing coins like bitcoins and alcoins should be seen as secure strategies for creating a long-term nest for a family. With the development of blockchain and a vision of what may await us in the future of crypto, we can have confidence that these assets will entail great values in the future. This is especially the case as with many things in life, consistency and caution will be key in achieving these goals when we consider the parent oriented use of these investments and view crypto as the key to achieving financial security for our family.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bitbit97 on January 22, 2025, 02:02:50 PM
To bad that I cant predict future, then I would say what exactly I am going to do with my crypto. The short answer would be - what I will do with crypto depends from my finances. The long answer would be - I will try to leave it for my child, but if I see that financially my child is stable (good job, married to a good person and they financially are ok), then I would spend perhaps third of crypto on myself, leave third for grandchildren and third for my child. I am sure that I am not going to take my crypto with me in the grave.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: $crypto$ on January 22, 2025, 02:34:19 PM
So we have to tell them what crypto is in general, so when we are gone, they are ready to use it as we expect. And they can even start investing if they are mature enough and have income.
kids nowadays are aware of crypto so i do not think they will enter this world totally clueless about crypto even if i do not teach them because crypto is everywhere and it will just continue to spread still i need to guide my kids into knowing appropriately about bitcoin so they do not end up in the wrong path
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We will certainly never know what they will do later, but at least we give them provisions that can take them to a better stage. After that, it will return to each of them, but the important thing is that we have done what we should have done.
yes even if it is not about crypto all we can do is guide our kids but they should still be able to make their own decisions in life
Maybe yes with the increasingly widespread development of crypto, but that doesn't mean we can let go, I mean we also have to monitor their development, including the development of their knowledge about crypto.

If we are in an environment that is not familiar with crypto, then that will also be a challenge in itself. Because we have to teach them about something that is not common in the community.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Chilwell on January 22, 2025, 07:45:48 PM
If I were to pass away, I would ensure that my cryptocurrency assets are transferred to my family, including my wife, children, and grandchildren, as they are my rightful heirs. But before doing so, I would make sure they acquire the necessary knowledge and understanding of cryptocurrency to manage these assets effectively. So also I will make sure that they are responsible enough to handle the responsibilities, but still I will advise them that they should work every hard to be better than me and be more successful than mine.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: 0t3p0t on January 22, 2025, 10:03:46 PM
No body can predict future so as life of humans so yeah we don't know if we really reach the level of getting old or we forget to breathe too early so maybe we have to take that into consideration that is why we need our loved ones to be educated with crypto so they already know the drill if something natural will happen but I don't really care for now since I have nothing to pass on though I like the idea of giving it to children and grandchildren unfortunately I don't have one since I am single. 😅
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on January 24, 2025, 09:35:15 AM
let me start with the answers to your question in their order of numbers.

1. Yes and it is already now because its a legal and acceptable digital currency for the exchange of goods and services.

2. I will leave it for my children to have an inheritance, because by then, it would have turned a mighty investment with higher increased upon it, then i would have realized my desired profits from it and also leave for my children to take over from.

3. Aside bitcoin, there is none, every other coins are just altcoins and they takes more risk than bitcoin.
It seems like you're a very cautious investor and only trust BTC for the long term. I hope your children will also be as cautious and wise as you are when they inherit a lot of BTC from you in the future. They shouldn't FOMO into memecoins :)

We still have plenty of time to try, however, don't just focus on accumulating BTC and forget about using the profits from your investment to improve our lives. That's our biggest goal in life, not just leaving a large inheritance for our children.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: BullTrader on January 24, 2025, 10:51:04 AM
1. Yes.
2. If my family members would be positive about crypto and eager to learn - I would share my funds with them, no biggie once I am gone. It's better to share wealth with your loved ones than to burn it.
3. Solana and Litecoin.

That's the right thought. Tbh I'll teach my kids about crypto early. Give them early start with it like creating a wallet for them and giving them some..
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: omori on January 24, 2025, 11:08:54 AM
1. Yes.
2. If my family members would be positive about crypto and eager to learn - I would share my funds with them, no biggie once I am gone. It's better to share wealth with your loved ones than to burn it.
3. Solana and Litecoin.

That's the right thought. Tbh I'll teach my kids about crypto early. Give them early start with it like creating a wallet for them and giving them some..

If they would be ready for it - surely.
Some people are too stubborn to even consider such a possibility..
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: libert19 on January 24, 2025, 06:21:27 PM
Opinion on 'Burn' and 'delete the key' options— quite unnecessary tbh, just do nothing with your crypto holdings, they'll be lost automatically with person's death.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on January 25, 2025, 05:50:18 PM
Opinion on 'Burn' and 'delete the key' options— quite unnecessary tbh, just do nothing with your crypto holdings, they'll be lost automatically with person's death.
This is correct, but if family members find any documents storing private keys, they can completely move the deceased's crypto assets.

Additionally, Burn means the holder relinquishes ownership. Delete the key means that the BTC still remains in the account associated with the holder, and the holder will be mentioned if they destroy the private key of the account containing 1000 BTC :)

I'm thinking of another option: using that BTC as a reward for a tricky puzzle in this market. Many investors would try to decipher it to get a reward worth millions of USD.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JISAN on January 25, 2025, 06:22:13 PM
Opinion on 'Burn' and 'delete the key' options— quite unnecessary tbh, just do nothing with your crypto holdings, they'll be lost automatically with person's death.
Crypto is no joke.  It is an asset and if someone's asset cannot be enjoyed by future generations then how much is the value of that asset?  So the wallet key needs to be shared with the 2nd person to keep the assets safe. But it is also true that nobody can be trusted in this world.  Everyone can cheat for money. So it might be a good idea to write down the private key on a piece of paper and keep it in your private secret place. When your future generations find it after your death, it will be a treasure for them. And it can change their lives.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: doc on January 25, 2025, 08:45:57 PM
Opinion on 'Burn' and 'delete the key' options— quite unnecessary tbh, just do nothing with your crypto holdings, they'll be lost automatically with person's death.
Crypto is no joke.  It is an asset and if someone's asset cannot be enjoyed by future generations then how much is the value of that asset?  So the wallet key needs to be shared with the 2nd person to keep the assets safe. But it is also true that nobody can be trusted in this world.  Everyone can cheat for money. So it might be a good idea to write down the private key on a piece of paper and keep it in your private secret place. When your future generations find it after your death, it will be a treasure for them. And it can change their lives.
I haven't thought about leaving my crypto assets for my next generation. Even though I think it's quite important, but because I only trade for the penbdek and medium term, I don't think I need to do that.
 Not I don't think about the future, but every decision must be adjusted to our targets and plans in investment.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: SmartGold01 on January 25, 2025, 11:57:54 PM
I haven't thought about leaving my crypto assets for my next generation. Even though I think it's quite important, but because I only trade for the penbdek and medium term, I don't think I need to do that.
 Not I don't think about the future, but every decision must be adjusted to our targets and plans in investment.
Yes that is true and if we have any plans to leave our investment to our future generations then there should be plans for that, and of course when leaving such investments to our future generations there should be a way to entrust it to them by leaving it to the right person, but when we don't see the trusted person there could be a plan to sell them off to avoid mismanagement of funds.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Stompix on January 26, 2025, 02:32:30 AM
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Guys, before thinking about what you're going to do 30-40 years from now, you better start thinking about what you will do if a crisis starts, a war breaks, and if crypto is around for another half-century. Not to mention a ton of other facts from your personal life to global economics.


Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bounceback on January 26, 2025, 06:41:17 AM
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Guys, before thinking about what you're going to do 30-40 years from now, you better start thinking about what you will do if a crisis starts, a war breaks, and if crypto is around for another half-century. Not to mention a ton of other facts from your personal life to global economics.
Firstly most important must prepare if any crisis begin we must stock a lot of our daily needed to eat like food, I think important here how much our food preparing and seems not really important yet about how much bitcoin assets holding during crisis moment. But its difficult for happening because all countries looks safe right now and we need save as much possibility with cryptocurrency assets or having much money.
Crisis can pass around several days or several months later, if have good financial looks not difficult we can move to other place have better safety or going to the other country firstly.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on January 26, 2025, 12:06:14 PM
Guys, before thinking about what you're going to do 30-40 years from now, you better start thinking about what you will do if a crisis starts, a war breaks, and if crypto is around for another half-century. Not to mention a ton of other facts from your personal life to global economics.
OK, thank @Stompix, we always need to focus on the present to survive in the market and in severe inflation. Everyone has their own survival battle, risks of war/crisis, nuclear threats always exist and that's also an interesting topic to discuss.

However, I don't want to go that far. I just want to share my viewpoint and want to know other members perspectives on how to handle crypto assets as we age over time. You can share about your plan to accumulate crypto assets in the next 50 years, or simply your survival plan, I and other members will read and take it as a reference, I think it would be very interesting!
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on January 26, 2025, 02:05:15 PM

  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?


        -      Of course, crypto is really part of the Finance conversation. Now, when I get to the point where I am old, of course I will tell my son about the crypto assets I hold, which are also for him, which I will also inherit from him. Then at the age of 10 years old, I will familiarize him with bitcoin or cryptocurrency.

Now, apart from Bitcoin, I think for 50 years from now, what I see as really possible to follow in Bitcoin's footsteps are Ethereum, Bnb, Litecoin, Dash, .
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Celph on January 26, 2025, 08:05:27 PM
I have read a few topics about how crypto assets on CEXs will be handled after the account holder suddenly passes away. Perhaps we will have updates to inheritance laws to handle crypto assets on CEXs as well, however in this topic I will talk about a different case related to our proactive decisions regarding our crypto assets. I will mention BTC because only BTC has enough value for us to continue having high expectations for the next few decades.

Michael Saylor once shared his plan to burn his private keys after death, which sounds intriguing but I'm not sure how his spirit could burn something. A self-destruct program to permanently delete the keys is a good idea, or hiding the keys in a secret place would also ensure that Saylor's BTC remains safe as a memorial to his contributions to BTC’s development.

I think of a few better possibilities to ensure that the amount of BTC will never be used: burning by sending it to an inaccessible account. Saylor should consider this if he wants to reduce the circulating supply of BTC :)

I’m not as wealthy as Saylor and I don’t have a grand vision for BTC. I work and get paid in USDT, I use USDT to DCA BTC and I take profits to pay my family’s bills, I’m not even able to hold BTC through a crypto winter. Let’s say I’m lucky enough to accumulate 1 BTC after 50 years and by then 1 BTC = 10M USD, I would have to seriously think about how to manage such a huge amount of assets.

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I used to consider giving them to my children, but if they're truly capable, they won't need my assets. Conversely, if they aren't capable, they don't deserve the BTC I've worked so hard to accumulate all my life. Charity seems like a good idea, or using it to travel the world and enjoy life is also an appealing suggestion.

I also thought about depositing 1 BTC or 10M USD in banks and using their permanent savings service, if banks will offer this service in 50 years. The profit from this money can ensure the basic needs of my grandchildren's lives, as I will love them very much. If they don't need this interest, they can donate it to charity to support poor students or patients.

For now, in the immediate future, I will need to try to accumulate 1 BTC within 50 years = 12 cycles, meaning that after each cycle I need to save 0.085 BTC. This is clearly a difficult goal, because I only have 1/10 of that amount. I hope that the uptrend and crypto winter will continue to be maintained and bring me opportunities to make profits and accumulate more BTC.

I would like to know your opinion on this:
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?

[>] Michael Saylor’s plan to burn his Bitcoin after death – Following Satoshi’s steps? (https://ambcrypto.com/michael-saylors-plan-to-burn-his-bitcoin-after-death-following-satoshis-footsteps/)

Note:
  • My opinion has been presented in a topic, on BitcoinTalk forum (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526621).
  • This topic on AltcoinsTalks forum has included a minor change in the way my opinion is presented.
  • This statement is to avoid accusations of plagiarism.
This is a very important question i feel os yo be put into a whole consideration from the onset.
   Personally,my purpose of working this hard at this period in my life is to secure a comfortable and healthy life later in the future and maybe retire early.Part of this hardwork also brings my crypto investments into the picture.
   By the time I get old; i hope to use all this crypto assets to secure a very comfortable life just like i said earlier;by that period ;alot of coins would  have appreciated greatly;although i wont wait till i get old to start making use of these crypto assets;i hope to make proper use of them to secure a better life while i'm old and for my future generations.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Celsius on January 27, 2025, 02:57:24 AM
I need to save some dollars for my future security when I get old, otherwise who will take care of me when I become old in the future? I need to hold on to Bitcoin until I'm old so that I can spend it on my savings when I get older. Moreover, I will definitely keep holding my Bitcoin so that my grandchildren can use my saved Bitcoin in the future.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bitterguy28 on January 27, 2025, 05:37:42 AM
I need to save some dollars for my future security when I get old, otherwise who will take care of me when I become old in the future? I need to hold on to Bitcoin until I'm old so that I can spend it on my savings when I get older. Moreover, I will definitely keep holding my Bitcoin so that my grandchildren can use my saved Bitcoin in the future.
this is how it should be done and not the other way around unfortunately way too many parents like to use their kids as investments and like to treat them as do overs and pass on responsibility of providing for the family because the parents could not do so you should have been the one to take care of yourself and then your kids you need to make sure that you are giving your kids a bright future and investing in crypto today will do that
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: tequilla_sunset on January 27, 2025, 01:42:15 PM
I need to save some dollars for my future security when I get old, otherwise who will take care of me when I become old in the future? I need to hold on to Bitcoin until I'm old so that I can spend it on my savings when I get older. Moreover, I will definitely keep holding my Bitcoin so that my grandchildren can use my saved Bitcoin in the future.

In the best case - your children.
In the worst case - your savings, mostly.
But we need to be prepared for both situations to happen.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Celsius on January 27, 2025, 04:37:30 PM
I need to save some dollars for my future security when I get old, otherwise who will take care of me when I become old in the future? I need to hold on to Bitcoin until I'm old so that I can spend it on my savings when I get older. Moreover, I will definitely keep holding my Bitcoin so that my grandchildren can use my saved Bitcoin in the future.

In the best case - your children.
In the worst case - your savings, mostly.
But we need to be prepared for both situations to happen.
When I get old, I will spend the amount that is appropriate for my daily needs and leave the rest to my grandchildren so that they can spend it later. Besides, at some point, I will sell all my Bitcoins and leave the money in the bank so that my children can use that money for their own purposes.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Gurujebs on January 27, 2025, 06:00:55 PM
When I get old, I will spend the amount that is appropriate for my daily needs and leave the rest to my grandchildren so that they can spend it later. Besides, at some point, I will sell all my Bitcoins and leave the money in the bank so that my children can use that money for their own purposes.

The way you prioritize your grandchildren, you seems to love them over your own children. I think basically it's okay if you allow your children have some inheritance of your Bitcoin investment. If you do and gives them, they can do best and hold the ones that are going to their children's to and if you don't trust them enough, add lock time and it will only open when you want it to be delivered to the kids.

As for me, I will not wait until I get old before I spend some of my Bitcoin, if I ever get the opportunity to hold plenty of Bitcoins, I will do and when I have the need to sell after seeing the profits, I will sell because what's the use of buying and holding with profits and you don't use it.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on January 27, 2025, 11:12:05 PM
It is more better that we start preparing on ground before that time comes when we must have been of age and couldn't afford doing some things which we are doing now, moreover, it is very important that we apply wisdom to what we are doing, when it comes to our inheritance and whom should benefit from them, however, we should never forget to also eat from what we have toiled and labour for before the due time and then pass accordingly to any beneficiary we want to takeover of our crypto asset.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: kai on January 29, 2025, 02:13:34 AM
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I would like to know your opinion on this:
  • Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
  • What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
  • Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?
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-It seems that if I get old, maybe I will set aside Bitcoin and then just stake it in the local market at Indodax, with an APY of around 3-4%, I think it is also very good for my income when I get old.
-I save or guarantee it to my local market like Indodax to get an APY of around 3-4% in a year, and the rewards in one month I will withdraw as a replacement for my pension salary.
-Ethereum is still the best token for me as an altcoin that is worth investing in. The reason is because the adoption of Bitcoin is very large, solid and well-known.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on January 29, 2025, 08:20:17 AM
      -       If I ever reach the point where I am old enough or old enough, I will make sure that my child has a deep and extensive knowledge of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, so that when I grow old, he can use the crypto assets I will bequeath to him correctly.

I don't want to just bequeath the crypto assets that I have held for a long time without him having any knowledge of bitcoin or cryptocurrency, that's not what I want to happen. Instead, I will teach my child everything I know about bitcoin or cryptocurrency, this is really my dream that I want to happen.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: LogitechMouse on January 29, 2025, 09:07:51 AM
      -       If I ever reach the point where I am old enough or old enough, I will make sure that my child has a deep and extensive knowledge of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, so that when I grow old, he can use the crypto assets I will bequeath to him correctly.
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I guess that's the best choice right now. Teaching our children anything about Bitcoin and crypto then let's give them some Bitcoin as a reward for the time that they spent learning about it.

I mean aside from donating it to charities and maybe some shelters, my top priority is to give it to my children when my time comes, but before giving it, I will make sure that he knows even just the basics of cryptocurrency and it will be up to him if he will learn the technical side of it. TBH, I'm also thinking of keeping a portion of my current Bitcoin holdings for my future child. Something like 0.001 BTC just for him. Will be held for maybe 1-2 decades then I will be giving it to him through a QR code or something. Isn't it nice? :D
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bitbit97 on January 29, 2025, 09:41:25 AM
      -       If I ever reach the point where I am old enough or old enough, I will make sure that my child has a deep and extensive knowledge of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, so that when I grow old, he can use the crypto assets I will bequeath to him correctly.

I don't want to just bequeath the crypto assets that I have held for a long time without him having any knowledge of bitcoin or cryptocurrency, that's not what I want to happen. Instead, I will teach my child everything I know about bitcoin or cryptocurrency, this is really my dream that I want to happen.

I dont know what is age of your children, but I believe that when you will be considered as "old enough" or "at retirement age", they will be adults, grown enough to be financially stable and independent, formed as persons already. It is unquestionably right for parents to help their children all the time, but isnt it seems, that when you are 70+, your children will be around 40 probably, and financially supporting them or trying to teach something, or change them will be not the best moment to do.  Not trying to say that it is wrong to do. But, I think children wont take our money in form of crypto or fiat when we about to retire or our life is about to end.

I was thinking about following scenario. Instead of saving and holding money, so that when I die my children get everything, I invest in them today in form of getting knowledge and experience. It might turn that when I about to get old, I would have little money or crypto, because I have spent all of them when children were 0-25 years old, and they got everything excellent quality, top education, best experience.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on January 29, 2025, 06:31:23 PM
I guess that's the best choice right now. Teaching our children anything about Bitcoin and crypto then let's give them some Bitcoin as a reward for the time that they spent learning about it.

I mean aside from donating it to charities and maybe some shelters, my top priority is to give it to my children when my time comes, but before giving it, I will make sure that he knows even just the basics of cryptocurrency and it will be up to him if he will learn the technical side of it. TBH, I'm also thinking of keeping a portion of my current Bitcoin holdings for my future child. Something like 0.001 BTC just for him. Will be held for maybe 1-2 decades then I will be giving it to him through a QR code or something. Isn't it nice? :D
Assuming BTC price will reach 10M USD in 20 years, 0.001 BTC will be worth 10K USD, and its purchasing power will be equivalent to around 5K USD today. I hope you can accumulate more BTC to pass on to your children and grandchildren :)

It's hard to predict market development in the next 10-20 years. By then, crypto might have become a part of everyday life and everyone can easily access and use crypto as simply as bank accounts and QR codes today. The younger generation will use crypto as a matter of course without knowing that we are currently struggling to get crypto widely accepted.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: 0t3p0t on January 29, 2025, 07:06:05 PM
When I get old, I will spend the amount that is appropriate for my daily needs and leave the rest to my grandchildren so that they can spend it later. Besides, at some point, I will sell all my Bitcoins and leave the money in the bank so that my children can use that money for their own purposes.
For me personally I am not probably gonna store my money in the banks but instead buy physical precious metals and real estate though there are incidents of risks brought by these assets from what I have heard around due to the fact that those people we entrust the wealth we had might make some trouble with the other beneficiary but yeah I am pretty confident that this will not happen to mine.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Celsius on January 30, 2025, 02:57:55 AM
When I get old, I will spend the amount that is appropriate for my daily needs and leave the rest to my grandchildren so that they can spend it later. Besides, at some point, I will sell all my Bitcoins and leave the money in the bank so that my children can use that money for their own purposes.
For me personally I am not probably gonna store my money in the banks but instead buy physical precious metals and real estate though there are incidents of risks brought by these assets from what I have heard around due to the fact that those people we entrust the wealth we had might make some trouble with the other beneficiary but yeah I am pretty confident that this will not happen to mine.
Moreover, physical assets are risky and have a high chance of being stolen. If I hold gold or some other form of money instead of holding Bitcoin, then the chances of it being robbed or stolen are much higher. It would be better to hold Bitcoin and when you reach old age, you can sell it and spend your retirement time. It wouldn't be bad if, when you reach old age, you could sell all your Bitcoin holdings and put the money in a fixed deposit in the bank to live off the rest of your time.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on January 31, 2025, 04:14:25 AM
Moreover, physical assets are risky and have a high chance of being stolen. If I hold gold or some other form of money instead of holding Bitcoin, then the chances of it being robbed or stolen are much higher. It would be better to hold Bitcoin and when you reach old age, you can sell it and spend your retirement time. It wouldn't be bad if, when you reach old age, you could sell all your Bitcoin holdings and put the money in a fixed deposit in the bank to live off the rest of your time.
Compared to traditional assets like fiat, real estate, and precious metals, BTC is easy to store and transfer, making it ideal for onchain storage and retrieval even after decades without fear of damage or expiration :)

While protecting private keys can be challenging for many, it's still simpler than storing gold bars or millions of USD in a safe. I'd rather give my child my private key than transfer millions of USD to them through numerous inheritance procedures!
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Gurujebs on January 31, 2025, 05:03:56 AM
Moreover, physical assets are risky and have a high chance of being stolen. If I hold gold or some other form of money instead of holding Bitcoin, then the chances of it being robbed or stolen are much higher. It would be better to hold Bitcoin and when you reach old age, you can sell it and spend your retirement time. It wouldn't be bad if, when you reach old age, you could sell all your Bitcoin holdings and put the money in a fixed deposit in the bank to live off the rest of your time.

You can hold Bitcoin for years, travel to any part of the country, even if you leave this earth to another planet and come back, your Bitcoin will remain safe as long as you have access to your private key. People think that Bitcoin is this and that, I guess many of them have not tried to hold gold bars before that's why they complain about Bitcoin.

You can't hold $1 million worth of Bitcoin and feel threaten unless you tell the public that you have such an amount but you can't do that with gold, you will get rob on a day light and it can't be trace because it can be melted into another form.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bitcoin-shark on January 31, 2025, 12:53:19 PM
Since I don't know if my descendants will be able to understand and use crypto, before i lose my minds, I will turn everything into fiat and leave them a legacy that they can easily use
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: omori on January 31, 2025, 12:55:21 PM
Since I don't know if my descendants will be able to understand and use crypto, before i lose my minds, I will turn everything into fiat and leave them a legacy that they can easily use

Won't you try to teach them about crypto beforehand?
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: target on January 31, 2025, 02:34:19 PM
Since I don't know if my descendants will be able to understand and use crypto, before i lose my minds, I will turn everything into fiat and leave them a legacy that they can easily use

Won't you try to teach them about crypto beforehand?

I think they will learn how to use it by themselves since the adoption of crypto if getting easier for newer generations. Its not like there is no GUI for the apps we have today. By the time we get old, their phones are build differently where they  can install wallets also.

Its logical to give assets to the loves ones we have.  Giving these assets to your children and grandchildren makes sense. I think they will remember you being the one who give them something to start with.

Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: New Ranger on January 31, 2025, 03:05:40 PM
I think they will learn how to use it by themselves since the adoption of crypto if getting easier for newer generations. Its not like there is no GUI for the apps we have today. By the time we get old, their phones are build differently where they  can install wallets also.

Its logical to give assets to the loves ones we have.  Giving these assets to your children and grandchildren makes sense. I think they will remember you being the one who give them something to start with.

I think it is very relevant even though it seems different, but one day our children will ask the same thing when the time comes, why did our parents forget or not leave a little BTC for us because as far as they can remember, their parents were also very good at the internet and BTC was still very cheap when they were young.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Vx1 on January 31, 2025, 06:18:32 PM
For me, crypto is a company that I own, and from this company I can get profit and loss. But if I have a lot of profit, of course I will save money from that profit. And I work for this cryptocurrency for my family, for my wife and children. And of course later when I am old, I will pass on all my cryptocurrency assets to my children and grandchildren. I think it will be more beneficial than keeping it ourselves.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: target on January 31, 2025, 07:17:31 PM
I think they will learn how to use it by themselves since the adoption of crypto if getting easier for newer generations. Its not like there is no GUI for the apps we have today. By the time we get old, their phones are build differently where they  can install wallets also.

Its logical to give assets to the loves ones we have.  Giving these assets to your children and grandchildren makes sense. I think they will remember you being the one who give them something to start with.

I think it is very relevant even though it seems different, but one day our children will ask the same thing when the time comes, why did our parents forget or not leave a little BTC for us because as far as they can remember, their parents were also very good at the internet and BTC was still very cheap when they were young.

That's also true. When they hear stories about you having some BTC in the early days of BTC and then you are active in the community. They will really ask whether you have left something.

Sad part about this question is that if a person have not said a word where his coins because he just keep them in your wallet and just die without saying a word about it. Hence there was a thread about how a Bitcoiner can make them inherit his BTC.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: salad daging on January 31, 2025, 08:12:16 PM
For me, crypto is a company that I own, and from this company I can get profit and loss. But if I have a lot of profit, of course I will save money from that profit. And I work for this cryptocurrency for my family, for my wife and children. And of course later when I am old, I will pass on all my cryptocurrency assets to my children and grandchildren. I think it will be more beneficial than keeping it ourselves.
Yup, it's better than saving yourself without passing it on, so I'm working now looking for profits in bitcoin then for family and children, so always think about this in old age.
Anyway, in the old days, I want to enjoy life from bitcoin profits so I don't need to work extra, so now I will try to collect bitcoins for the old days.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Bobcrypto on February 01, 2025, 08:17:17 AM
Since I don't know if my descendants will be able to understand and use crypto, before i lose my minds, I will turn everything into fiat and leave them a legacy that they can easily use

Just like most people are saying, I think it better to educate your immediate family or lover ones everything about cryptocurrency. It better to look out among the family members to teach them because it will not be proper to handle crypto assets to a novis or unlearn persons in the family.
As for me, I will always educate family members to see those that are interested, then at the most appropriate time i will transfer my asset among them that understand and are interested to continue from where I stoped.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Vx1 on February 01, 2025, 02:31:30 PM
For me, crypto is a company that I own, and from this company I can get profit and loss. But if I have a lot of profit, of course I will save money from that profit. And I work for this cryptocurrency for my family, for my wife and children. And of course later when I am old, I will pass on all my cryptocurrency assets to my children and grandchildren. I think it will be more beneficial than keeping it ourselves.
Yup, it's better than saving yourself without passing it on, so I'm working now looking for profits in bitcoin then for family and children, so always think about this in old age.
Anyway, in the old days, I want to enjoy life from bitcoin profits so I don't need to work extra, so now I will try to collect bitcoins for the old days.
Actually, there are many opportunities here, as long as we master them. Because we can get a lot of benefits in various ways, not only looking for them through bounty projects or Airdrops. We can also invest and trade, and trade ourselves here, there are many models ranging from spot trading, futures, arbitrage, bridges and others. If we are able to collect Bitcoin in large quantities, it is a big profit.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on February 01, 2025, 02:52:12 PM
For me, crypto is a company that I own, and from this company I can get profit and loss. But if I have a lot of profit, of course I will save money from that profit. And I work for this cryptocurrency for my family, for my wife and children. And of course later when I am old, I will pass on all my cryptocurrency assets to my children and grandchildren. I think it will be more beneficial than keeping it ourselves.
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Thank you for your interesting perspective, it's actually very simple and should be applied to investors who focus on profits rather than pursuing other values related to technology or expecting perpetual price increases over time. We invest to generate profits, and those profits are used to serve the needs of our families, including inheritance assets.

I wish you will earn a lot of profits, accumulate a lot of crypto and transfer it to your family in the future when you want to rest or trust in your children's asset management abilities.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: 0t3p0t on February 01, 2025, 03:56:42 PM
Its logical to give assets to the loves ones we have.  Giving these assets to your children and grandchildren makes sense. I think they will remember you being the one who give them something to start with.
I agree, really logical and our loved ones would be our first priority if we have another beneficiaries like donating to a charity or what. I know majority of us will give our Bitcoin assets to our family members because they are always there in bad times and in good times.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Gposas on February 01, 2025, 05:56:58 PM
Accumulating such amount of money in Bitcoin at such age... It's wonderful...
On my own point of view, age 50 is still an early age... If one has concluded training his children to the level of independence, then that amount of 1BTC can just be used as a personal pension fund... All reasons of working should be forgotten and you just have to enjoy your life with the fruit of your patience before death.
Probably go round different countries for vacation to chill. But the major view is to stop anything related to working, just retire yourself.

If the money is still too huge to finish before death, then you can will the remaining as an inheritance to your child/children as the case may be. It only takes the children inheriting it to do whatever they want either to distribute it as a freewill or charity gift to the less privilege or probably invest it or even continue accumulating more from where you (the owner) stopped.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bitbit97 on February 01, 2025, 06:28:08 PM
Its logical to give assets to the loves ones we have.  Giving these assets to your children and grandchildren makes sense. I think they will remember you being the one who give them something to start with.
I agree, really logical and our loved ones would be our first priority if we have another beneficiaries like donating to a charity or what. I know majority of us will give our Bitcoin assets to our family members because they are always there in bad times and in good times.

I makes me always wonder how the family is going to act when they get seed phrase and passwords from crypto wallets. Leaving them all that is not enough. A person should also think about instructions and better teach and check if they are able to use the info they will be given. And I even wonder more what family is going to do with crypto. Keep on holding, sell immediately? Or become traders? A person should also be ready to give "entrance to crypto" info.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: debra on February 01, 2025, 10:11:50 PM
Since I don't know if my descendants will be able to understand and use crypto, before i lose my minds, I will turn everything into fiat and leave them a legacy that they can easily use
This is a very reasonable and logical thing, because in any case, we don't know if our children will also be concerned about crypto. If not, and we are getting older and maybe we won't think about some things anymore, then withdrawing all to fiat and investing it in real life is a wise and reasonable choice for the whole family.

It's just that, of course, it also goes through a process. I once thought, when I start stepping on 50 years later, my children would have grown up and maybe graduated from college. So before that, I will also tell them about this crypto and some of its assets. Then I will offer their fathers an interest in learning. And if they want, slowly, I will also hand this over to them as one of their legacies.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Mia Chloe on February 01, 2025, 10:30:22 PM
This is a very reasonable and logical thing, because in any case, we don't know if our children will also be concerned about crypto.
I really don't think that will be the case this is basically because we are in the digital era and as a result with the way crypto and the digital space is becoming more popular and broad there is a very high chance that the next generation will take crypto even more seriously than it is currently because come to think of it if you check the crypto space general they are thousands of coins even more coming in every single day.

I think the digital era is even just at its beginning and there's even more to come if you ask me.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: joniboini on February 02, 2025, 06:52:20 AM
Do you think crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future?
Definitely, we already have some of the signs right now, I would be surprised if the government will kill crypto simply because they can make money from it.

[What will you do with your crypto assets when you’re old?
I'll plan my inheritance and try to split my wealth for my family and kids. Whether they deserve it or not doesn't really matter IMO. If there's an option to make their life easier I'd choose that while educating them about good financial practices. It's not like they'll suddenly get lazy just because their parents are rich.

Besides BTC, which token do you believe in for the next 50 years?
I don't believe in any of them. 50 years is way too long to make any judgment. I'd rather watch them on a yearly basis instead.

I voted on the poll too.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: doc on February 02, 2025, 10:48:41 PM
This is a very reasonable and logical thing, because in any case, we don't know if our children will also be concerned about crypto.
I really don't think that will be the case this is basically because we are in the digital era and as a result with the way crypto and the digital space is becoming more popular and broad there is a very high chance that the next generation will take crypto even more seriously than it is currently because come to think of it if you check the crypto space general they are thousands of coins even more coming in every single day.

I think the digital era is even just at its beginning and there's even more to come if you ask me.
I also think that with the increasing popularity of crypto today, it is likely that the next generation will be more serious and familiar with crypto. because technological advances will always develop and we must understand this, don't let us be left behind because we don't learn it.
The digital era has begun and the future with this digital technology will be brighter
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: vegasus on February 02, 2025, 11:23:57 PM
I also think that with the increasing popularity of crypto today, it is likely that the next generation will be more serious and familiar with crypto. because technological advances will always develop and we must understand this, don't let us be left behind because we don't learn it.
The digital era has begun and the future with this digital technology will be brighter
Yes of course, getting older is certain and cannot be stopped. That's why as long as we still have investment assets in crypto, it's better to inform and provide understanding to our children and also our families at least.

and it's true that technology is getting more sophisticated every day. Who knows when my children are adults they still have the opportunity to learn again until they are really ready for this.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on February 03, 2025, 05:28:38 PM
Yes of course, getting older is certain and cannot be stopped. That's why as long as we still have investment assets in crypto, it's better to inform and provide understanding to our children and also our families at least.

and it's true that technology is getting more sophisticated every day. Who knows when my children are adults they still have the opportunity to learn again until they are really ready for this.
Crypto is developing even faster than smartphones and the internet, so I believe that in the future, if crypto can survive, it will become extremely popular and familiar to everyone, just like how people are familiar with e-commerce and ride-hailing services. Our children will grasp everything very quickly and easily master the utilities surrounding crypto, including storage and usage.

Currently, many people own crypto but are not confident enough to share this secret with their family members because they consider it a much higher-risk asset compared to stocks and real estate. I think that in the near future, we need to overcome this psychological barrier before we can add crypto to our inheritance assets.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Trongduy on March 11, 2025, 12:27:36 PM
1. I think crypto will exist as an asset similar to stocks or precious metals in the future.

2. If I still have crypto assets at that time, I will leave them to my children and grandchildren as an inheritance, or I will use them for my retirement.

3. If you believe, besides BTC, ETH is the best choice, of course there will be more tokens appearing in the future that can change this whole market.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: MarcuB on March 11, 2025, 12:41:35 PM
I will answer the main question of this topic.

When I get old, I'd probably sell off some of my crypto, like Ethereum or smaller coins, to cover stuff like living costs, maybe a nice vacation or even helping my family with thinks like a house down payment. I'd keep a solid stash of bitcoin, though, since it's got a strong track record and could keep growing, experts say it might hit $200k or more by 2030 if adoption keeps up. I'd pass that down to my kids or grandkids, giving them a head start with something valuable, but I'd make sure they learn the basics, like securing wallets and watching market trends. I might even set up a trust to keep it safe and tax smart, crypto laws are tricky, so I'd check with a pro first!
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on March 13, 2025, 03:18:19 PM
I will answer the main question of this topic.

When I get old, I'd probably sell off some of my crypto, like Ethereum or smaller coins, to cover stuff like living costs, maybe a nice vacation or even helping my family with thinks like a house down payment. I'd keep a solid stash of bitcoin, though, since it's got a strong track record and could keep growing, experts say it might hit $200k or more by 2030 if adoption keeps up. I'd pass that down to my kids or grandkids, giving them a head start with something valuable, but I'd make sure they learn the basics, like securing wallets and watching market trends. I might even set up a trust to keep it safe and tax smart, crypto laws are tricky, so I'd check with a pro first!
It seems you have so much BTC that you need a detailed and careful plan to ensure that your descendants can manage them wisely. I don't have enough BTC to think that much, I just hope that I can accumulate enough 0.1 BTC to give to my descendants in the future when they deserve it :)

50 years later, maybe our descendants will look back at this time with admiration like we look back at what happened in the economy at the end of the 20th century. I hope they won't ask why I didn't buy a lot of BTC when the price was below 1M USD :)
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Themepen on March 13, 2025, 03:29:13 PM
That is very thoughtful way to plan for future with cryptocurrency. It is great that you are thinking about how to take care of your family by leaving them your crypto assets. Investing in well known assets like Bitcoin Ethereum and BNB can give stable base for your family future. With keeping these assets you will be leaving your family financial safety net and maybe even some extra income from crypto rewards. This could give your family steady income even after you stop working. With investing in good assets and holding them you are setting yourself and your family up for possible long term growth and financial security. Your approach also helps reduce risks of investing in cryptocurrency. Overall your plan is great example of how cryptocurrency can be part of long term financial plan helping you and your family achieve financial success and security.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bounceback on March 13, 2025, 06:26:09 PM
Talking about cryptocurrency assets what will we do when get old age I think very interested ideas for discussing, I think we must set up very good investing for the future until we are have get old. I have invest in bitcoin and several kinds of altcoin for my future when getting old I won't spent my all time for working, have an ideas when raising old age I want enjoying my life and take benefit from my investing in cryptocurrency.
But keep spend few percent of my cryptocurrency assets to my family exactly for children, its important think back up their education cost from cryptocurrency assets.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: tequilla_sunset on March 14, 2025, 10:28:14 AM
I also think that with the increasing popularity of crypto today, it is likely that the next generation will be more serious and familiar with crypto. because technological advances will always develop and we must understand this, don't let us be left behind because we don't learn it.
The digital era has begun and the future with this digital technology will be brighter

Agreed.
People will be definitely more eager to learn and try different projects out, risky or not.
This will be so much different from what we had..
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on March 17, 2025, 09:16:55 AM
Talking about cryptocurrency assets what will we do when get old age I think very interested ideas for discussing, I think we must set up very good investing for the future until we are have get old. I have invest in bitcoin and several kinds of altcoin for my future when getting old I won't spent my all time for working, have an ideas when raising old age I want enjoying my life and take benefit from my investing in cryptocurrency.
But keep spend few percent of my cryptocurrency assets to my family exactly for children, its important think back up their education cost from cryptocurrency assets.

You are wise and kind at the same time.

I hope your plans to help your family with what you will hoard by the end of your life will succeed.

Especially if your family deserves it, they will be very grateful to you.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: snowpega on March 18, 2025, 09:35:10 AM
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I was just scrolling here and stumbled upon this thread and found it an interesting topic. It's almost 2.5 years that I have been here in the crypto space, and I am not much older, but after reading your thread, I would like to know one thing that if one has passed away and there is a big amount of BTC in his account and his CEX account is protected by 2FA, how will his/her family withdraw that big amount? As far as I know, the 2FA amount can only be withdrawn just by scanning a fingerprint, and by chance, if his/her progeny don't have any idea about it, then how can his/her family withdraw that amount?

1. In my point of view, as we all know now, the US has declared Bitcoin as a part of its national reserve, so we can say there are higher chances that crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future. I believe in this because many other countries follow America's steps, so that is why.

2. As of now, I cannot pass any comment so surely about this, as I don't have that much capital to accumulate crypto assets for the future purpose, but yes, whenever I have that, I will start to accumulate my crypto savings for older age.

3. Hmm, for this I don't think so; any other crypto project has that big potential like BTC to save in the form of personal savings for the future purpose. This is my current point of view, but yes, the US government has also declared some altcoins for US national reserves. So, I am not so sure about this in the future.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: electronicash on March 18, 2025, 07:33:18 PM
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I was just scrolling here and stumbled upon this thread and found it an interesting topic. It's almost 2.5 years that I have been here in the crypto space, and I am not much older, but after reading your thread, I would like to know one thing that if one has passed away and there is a big amount of BTC in his account and his CEX account is protected by 2FA, how will his/her family withdraw that big amount? As far as I know, the 2FA amount can only be withdrawn just by scanning a fingerprint, and by chance, if his/her progeny don't have any idea about it, then how can his/her family withdraw that amount?

1. In my point of view, as we all know now, the US has declared Bitcoin as a part of its national reserve, so we can say there are higher chances that crypto will become a part of personal finance in the future. I believe in this because many other countries follow America's steps, so that is why.

2. As of now, I cannot pass any comment so surely about this, as I don't have that much capital to accumulate crypto assets for the future purpose, but yes, whenever I have that, I will start to accumulate my crypto savings for older age.

3. Hmm, for this I don't think so; any other crypto project has that big potential like BTC to save in the form of personal savings for the future purpose. This is my current point of view, but yes, the US government has also declared some altcoins for US national reserves. So, I am not so sure about this in the future.

since they say crypto is the future, its best to adopt where this financial system will go. if using crypto becomes so common that even kids can easily use it then we'll be seeing the future with crypto.  we can give our BTC and tokens one day to the new generations as inheritance, i don't wanna bring anything to me when i die. its all for giveaway to my kin.

i think TON and all other L1 tokens will have its own economy such as ETH. 50 years later they will still here here.


Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: omori on March 19, 2025, 08:46:07 AM
since they say crypto is the future, its best to adopt where this financial system will go. if using crypto becomes so common that even kids can easily use it then we'll be seeing the future with crypto.  we can give our BTC and tokens one day to the new generations as inheritance, i don't wanna bring anything to me when i die. its all for giveaway to my kin.

i think TON and all other L1 tokens will have its own economy such as ETH. 50 years later they will still here here.

SOL is the way to go too, imo, even better than TON in that regard.

And BTC is an ultimate store of value, currently, and it won't change even in a decade to come, as far as I am concerned.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: snowpega on March 19, 2025, 01:25:58 PM
since they say crypto is the future, its best to adopt where this financial system will go. if using crypto becomes so common that even kids can easily use it then we'll be seeing the future with crypto.  we can give our BTC and tokens one day to the new generations as inheritance, i don't wanna bring anything to me when i die. its all for giveaway to my kin.

i think TON and all other L1 tokens will have its own economy such as ETH. 50 years later they will still here here.

Indeed, all we have earned or will earn, one day it will be someone's or our progeny's, and any of us cannot bring it with us when we die. Other than hand, mate, there are a lot of L1 tokens, but some of them have strong communities and teams. So, mention some of them that you believe will be here as more stronger in the coming future.

Other than that, I believe all these L1 tokens will not survive just like now they are trading in the market so fine. Altcoin also gets more respect from investor sides when the US announces some of them to add to their national strategic reserves.

Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: tequilla_sunset on March 19, 2025, 01:56:37 PM
since they say crypto is the future, its best to adopt where this financial system will go. if using crypto becomes so common that even kids can easily use it then we'll be seeing the future with crypto.  we can give our BTC and tokens one day to the new generations as inheritance, i don't wanna bring anything to me when i die. its all for giveaway to my kin.

i think TON and all other L1 tokens will have its own economy such as ETH. 50 years later they will still here here.

Indeed, all we have earned or will earn, one day it will be someone's or our progeny's, and any of us cannot bring it with us when we die. Other than hand, mate, there are a lot of L1 tokens, but some of them have strong communities and teams. So, mention some of them that you believe will be here as more stronger in the coming future.

Other than that, I believe all these L1 tokens will not survive just like now they are trading in the market so fine. Altcoin also gets more respect from investor sides when the US announces some of them to add to their national strategic reserves.

Big caps will get from any situation, new ones - yeah, they may be gone.

It's not a new thing to see a newly created L1 token becoming dead.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on March 22, 2025, 07:45:38 AM
SOL is the way to go too, imo, even better than TON in that regard.

And BTC is an ultimate store of value, currently, and it won't change even in a decade to come, as far as I am concerned.
Right now, I can only trust in the future of BTC, while altcoins are quite risky. Even ETH is struggling to survive and thrive despite having a solid position in the market. Every ecosystem can be replaced by a better solution in the future, only BTC is the crypto king, it cannot be replaced!

When it comes to the long-term future, I believe we should only choose assets that are truly valuable and still have growth potential over time. If investors love altcoins, they can allocate 5-10% of their crypto budget to ETH, the remaining 90-95% should still be reserved for BTC to ensure safety. Sol and Ton are very promising at the moment but no one can predict their fate 50 years from now.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on March 22, 2025, 09:10:10 AM
I used to consider giving them to my children, but if they're truly capable, they won't need my assets. Conversely, if they aren't capable, they don't deserve the BTC I've worked so hard to accumulate all my life. Charity seems like a good idea, or using it to travel the world and enjoy life is also an appealing suggestion.
If you are a Christian, then I wonder the type or kind of Christian you are, havent you come across what the bible says in the book of proverbs? It is written in one of the chapters and verses that " A wise man leaves good inheritance for his children and even his children's children" that is his grand children.

It is the sole responsibility of every parent to ensure they leave something behind for their children, it makes no sense working all your life, give birth to children, and also have them work all their life while you waste every thing you acquired on charity and riotious living, I call charity here "a waste" because giving charity while your own family and children are suffering is a total waste, even the Bible says that charity begins at home - think about this deeply and change your mindset.

As for me, I am leaving every of my crypto assets behind for my children and grand children.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bhadz on March 22, 2025, 12:55:54 PM
As for me, I am leaving every of my crypto assets behind for my children and grand children.
Just like you, this is what I am going to do. If ever I am about to see the end of my life or something happened to me unexpectedly, I've told them that it's all theirs and hopefully they'll be able to prolong and enrich it so that they'll have at least a better life compared to the others that there is no inheritance and has to start from the bottom. As we grow older, we feel this type of idea is very important because we don't know how long we're going to stay on this world.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: doc on March 22, 2025, 03:20:04 PM
SOL is the way to go too, imo, even better than TON in that regard.

And BTC is an ultimate store of value, currently, and it won't change even in a decade to come, as far as I am concerned.
Right now, I can only trust in the future of BTC, while altcoins are quite risky. Even ETH is struggling to survive and thrive despite having a solid position in the market. Every ecosystem can be replaced by a better solution in the future, only BTC is the crypto king, it cannot be replaced!

When it comes to the long-term future, I believe we should only choose assets that are truly valuable and still have growth potential over time. If investors love altcoins, they can allocate 5-10% of their crypto budget to ETH, the remaining 90-95% should still be reserved for BTC to ensure safety. Sol and Ton are very promising at the moment but no one can predict their fate 50 years from now.
Bitcoin is still a priority for long-term holding, in my opinion. Because I also have crypto assets in my wallet where bitcoin is my largest crypto asset of more than 50%, the rest I buy some top altcoins. And occasionally invest in meme coins in small amounts when the coin is still hype.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: enwi on March 23, 2025, 03:13:22 PM
SOL is the way to go too, imo, even better than TON in that regard.

And BTC is an ultimate store of value, currently, and it won't change even in a decade to come, as far as I am concerned.
Right now, I can only trust in the future of BTC, while altcoins are quite risky. Even ETH is struggling to survive and thrive despite having a solid position in the market. Every ecosystem can be replaced by a better solution in the future, only BTC is the crypto king, it cannot be replaced!

When it comes to the long-term future, I believe we should only choose assets that are truly valuable and still have growth potential over time. If investors love altcoins, they can allocate 5-10% of their crypto budget to ETH, the remaining 90-95% should still be reserved for BTC to ensure safety. Sol and Ton are very promising at the moment but no one can predict their fate 50 years from now.
Bitcoin is still a priority for long-term holding, in my opinion. Because I also have crypto assets in my wallet where bitcoin is my largest crypto asset of more than 50%, the rest I buy some top altcoins. And occasionally invest in meme coins in small amounts when the coin is still hype.
It is good to have Bitcoin as one’s core investment given that the digital currency has been through some of the market fortunes. You are no doubt that bitcoin has the benefit of high demand and fixed supply which attracts many investors. Another worthwhile step is to always have some amounts of altcoins to look for some extra opportunities from projects, which have evident utility. It is equally acceptable to buy some of the meme coins occasionally when the trend is going up even if it is with little investing capital. Even with such a structure, the portfolio can expand and still have the main point and its base in the main asset.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bitbit97 on March 23, 2025, 08:58:33 PM
I want to ask quite a general but theoretical question. Do you think cryptocurrencies will last forever? Do you think cryptocurrency is not just a long lasting trend, that will end in 100 years for example? Do you really think that cryptocurrency wont be replaced one day, or people will invent another form of payment/digital money/investment/asset? Based on «when will cryptocurrency era or popularity end» my decision what to do with crypto will depend. As well as we are all here different age. Decision of a 20 years old person will be different in 10-30 years.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: doc on March 23, 2025, 11:16:13 PM
I want to ask quite a general but theoretical question. Do you think cryptocurrencies will last forever? Do you think cryptocurrency is not just a long lasting trend, that will end in 100 years for example? Do you really think that cryptocurrency wont be replaced one day, or people will invent another form of payment/digital money/investment/asset? Based on «when will cryptocurrency era or popularity end» my decision what to do with crypto will depend. As well as we are all here different age. Decision of a 20 years old person will be different in 10-30 years.
in my opinion crypto is a technology for the future, but we don't know how long crypto will last because it could be that in the future there will be a new technology to replace crypto.
I only think about utilizing this technology for the next 5 years and don't think long for the next 10 or 20 years.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: omori on March 24, 2025, 09:07:16 AM
in my opinion crypto is a technology for the future, but we don't know how long crypto will last because it could be that in the future there will be a new technology to replace crypto.
I only think about utilizing this technology for the next 5 years and don't think long for the next 10 or 20 years.

What could possibly overshadow crypto as a whole?

Crypto with quantums to it? I don't think it will ever happen  8)
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: tequilla_sunset on March 24, 2025, 09:15:43 AM
Bitcoin is still a priority for long-term holding, in my opinion. Because I also have crypto assets in my wallet where bitcoin is my largest crypto asset of more than 50%, the rest I buy some top altcoins. And occasionally invest in meme coins in small amounts when the coin is still hype.

That's great to hear and it should stay that way.

BTC is the stable part of our portfolios, the most stable, that is.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: milewilda on March 24, 2025, 03:43:24 PM
SOL is the way to go too, imo, even better than TON in that regard.

And BTC is an ultimate store of value, currently, and it won't change even in a decade to come, as far as I am concerned.
Right now, I can only trust in the future of BTC, while altcoins are quite risky. Even ETH is struggling to survive and thrive despite having a solid position in the market. Every ecosystem can be replaced by a better solution in the future, only BTC is the crypto king, it cannot be replaced!

When it comes to the long-term future, I believe we should only choose assets that are truly valuable and still have growth potential over time. If investors love altcoins, they can allocate 5-10% of their crypto budget to ETH, the remaining 90-95% should still be reserved for BTC to ensure safety. Sol and Ton are very promising at the moment but no one can predict their fate 50 years from now.
Bitcoin is still a priority for long-term holding, in my opinion. Because I also have crypto assets in my wallet where bitcoin is my largest crypto asset of more than 50%, the rest I buy some top altcoins. And occasionally invest in meme coins in small amounts when the coin is still hype.
Doesnt matter on where we are focusing on which the primary goal or target will really be that definitely be pertaining about for the sake of our family and the things that they would really be able to benefit out in the future. Who would be on their right minds on deleting out their keys or simply doesnt really want for their loved ones or family will be able to benefit out their coins? Come to think that this was the main purpose on why we are really that trying out to accumulate as much as you could for the benefit of our family on which this is the best thing on what we do have in mind or having the plans. It would really be that totally a waste if these coins would be locked up into void and would really be lost forever.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on March 24, 2025, 05:16:11 PM
Doesnt matter on where we are focusing on which the primary goal or target will really be that definitely be pertaining about for the sake of our family and the things that they would really be able to benefit out in the future. Who would be on their right minds on deleting out their keys or simply doesnt really want for their loved ones or family will be able to benefit out their coins? Come to think that this was the main purpose on why we are really that trying out to accumulate as much as you could for the benefit of our family on which this is the best thing on what we do have in mind or having the plans. It would really be that totally a waste if these coins would be locked up into void and would really be lost forever.

Firstly it's a personal adventure, than - it's about giving this experience and fortune to somebody worthy  8)
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Gurujebs on March 24, 2025, 06:35:53 PM

SOL is the way to go too, imo, even better than TON in that regard.

And BTC is an ultimate store of value, currently, and it won't change even in a decade to come, as far as I am concerned.

Ton is not anywhere close to what Solana has done, they are not even close when it comes to network execution. Right now, Solana is the fasted network in crypto that is too realistic about their transaction speed but my only problem with them is the way their network does goes offline, hope they work on that side of validator failure.

Secondly, Solana has high number of developers than the entire Ton, the only thing that are built on Ton are telegram mini games, no serious project will want to launch on Ton, just build empty promises.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on March 27, 2025, 07:23:15 AM
Ton is not anywhere close to what Solana has done, they are not even close when it comes to network execution. Right now, Solana is the fasted network in crypto that is too realistic about their transaction speed but my only problem with them is the way their network does goes offline, hope they work on that side of validator failure.

Secondly, Solana has high number of developers than the entire Ton, the only thing that are built on Ton are telegram mini games, no serious project will want to launch on Ton, just build empty promises.
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Sol has a speed of 65K tps, while Ton has a maximum speed of over 100K tps. The numbers don't lie, and Ton is actually about 50% faster than Sol.

Unfortunately, Ton hasn't been able to fully leverage its speed advantage. Tap-to-Earn games are the only thing we know about Ton's applications, DeFi or RWA have not been deployed on Ton due to development delays caused by the CEO's issues in France.

I hope that Sol and Ton will develop further in the future, but I don't dare to believe that I can see them operating 50 years from now. I only dare to place my faith in BTC :)
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: tequilla_sunset on March 27, 2025, 08:59:12 AM
Ton is not anywhere close to what Solana has done, they are not even close when it comes to network execution. Right now, Solana is the fasted network in crypto that is too realistic about their transaction speed but my only problem with them is the way their network does goes offline, hope they work on that side of validator failure.

Secondly, Solana has high number of developers than the entire Ton, the only thing that are built on Ton are telegram mini games, no serious project will want to launch on Ton, just build empty promises.
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Sol has a speed of 65K tps, while Ton has a maximum speed of over 100K tps. The numbers don't lie, and Ton is actually about 50% faster than Sol.

Unfortunately, Ton hasn't been able to fully leverage its speed advantage. Tap-to-Earn games are the only thing we know about Ton's applications, DeFi or RWA have not been deployed on Ton due to development delays caused by the CEO's issues in France.

I hope that Sol and Ton will develop further in the future, but I don't dare to believe that I can see them operating 50 years from now. I only dare to place my faith in BTC :)

We also saw more things happening on the TON chain when it congested than on SOL part of the deal, so I wouldn't take the speed for granted.

BTC is the way to go. Always.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: BlockCipherX on March 27, 2025, 10:10:40 AM
since they say crypto is the future, its best to adopt where this financial system will go. if using crypto becomes so common that even kids can easily use it then we'll be seeing the future with crypto.  we can give our BTC and tokens one day to the new generations as inheritance, i don't wanna bring anything to me when i die. its all for giveaway to my kin.

i think TON and all other L1 tokens will have its own economy such as ETH. 50 years later they will still here here.

Indeed, all we have earned or will earn, one day it will be someone's or our progeny's, and any of us cannot bring it with us when we die. Other than hand, mate, there are a lot of L1 tokens, but some of them have strong communities and teams. So, mention some of them that you believe will be here as more stronger in the coming future.

Other than that, I believe all these L1 tokens will not survive just like now they are trading in the market so fine. Altcoin also gets more respect from investor sides when the US announces some of them to add to their national strategic reserves.

I've been mulling over what you mentioned and I'm totally on board. Crypto is really stating to catch on and it's pretty thrilling to think it could one day be as normal as pulling out cash. I can just imagine my kids or even grandkids getting digital assets passed down to them just like my folks handed me property or stocks and that idea feels so surreal to me! When I look at some Layer 1 tokens like ETH and TON, I'm impressed by their strong communities and how they're actually being used in real life so I feel like they've got a decent chance to stick around for the long haul. But honestly, the crypto world changes so fast and I know not every project will survive. Only the ones that people actually use and that have solid support will make it. I also think regulation and how widely crypto gets accepted will be a hug factor in deciding which tokens are still around in 50 years. It's fun to think about how this space might look that far out!
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on March 29, 2025, 07:49:13 AM
I've been mulling over what you mentioned and I'm totally on board. Crypto is really stating to catch on and it's pretty thrilling to think it could one day be as normal as pulling out cash. I can just imagine my kids or even grandkids getting digital assets passed down to them just like my folks handed me property or stocks and that idea feels so surreal to me! When I look at some Layer 1 tokens like ETH and TON, I'm impressed by their strong communities and how they're actually being used in real life so I feel like they've got a decent chance to stick around for the long haul. But honestly, the crypto world changes so fast and I know not every project will survive. Only the ones that people actually use and that have solid support will make it. I also think regulation and how widely crypto gets accepted will be a hug factor in deciding which tokens are still around in 50 years. It's fun to think about how this space might look that far out!
Here's a comparison image to help you visualize: You know Lithium is highly valuable in the energy industry, but we don't accumulate Lithium. We accumulate gold and silver, as we believe in their future value, rather than their current utility.

In the crypto market, BTC is gold and ETH is silver. LTC used to be silver, but sadly that's no longer the case. Personally, I think if we want to prepare a gift for our children and grandchildren, 1 BTC could be a meaningful gift, even though I know it's difficult for someone like me to acquire 1 BTC.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: pawel7777 on March 29, 2025, 11:20:31 AM
In the crypto market, BTC is gold and ETH is silver. LTC used to be silver, but sadly that's no longer the case. (...)

BTC is on a good track to becoming like gold, but to prove itself as such, it would need to survive for a few generations.
As for the silver equivalent, I don't think there is one. Litecoin tried to be such but didn't survive the test of time. Ethereum's appeal has always been its usability, not just the public perception of it being valuable.
Just because an altcoin is currently ranked number 2 doesn't mean it's automatically a digital silver.
 
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Rruchi man on March 29, 2025, 03:05:47 PM
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It is always a legacy to leave something behind for your children. It is not a must because some people believe that their children have to struggle and hustle for theirs, but if you wish to make life easy for your children so that they do not follow the same hard path that you did and have the same experiences, leaving something behind for them will do them a lot of good, especially when you have given them proper education on how to manage whatever it is you plan to leave to them.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Rubel007 on March 29, 2025, 04:36:11 PM
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It is always a legacy to leave something behind for your children. It is not a must because some people believe that their children have to struggle and hustle for theirs, but if you wish to make life easy for your children so that they do not follow the same hard path that you did and have the same experiences, leaving something behind for them will do them a lot of good, especially when you have given them proper education on how to manage whatever it is you plan to leave to them.
If you do not leave anything for your heirs, then they will have to struggle a lot. Your heirs may not reach the position you created by struggling in your long life. Therefore, to keep their legacy safe, you must give away your assets. It is especially noteworthy that if you do not give your heirs the right idea about using crypto, then they will never be able to hold on to that asset in your absence. Therefore, it is necessary to explain it well to the heirs so that they do not face any danger in the future.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Findingnemo on March 29, 2025, 08:01:06 PM
I will spend whether as fiat or crypto, but if I got too many then it's definitely going down the generation line, let's make them rich too. :D

Lots of debate about spending on own and passing to kids and grandkids but it's their money so whatever they want to, they have the freedom to do. And there's different culture from one place to another so we don't know the picture there.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: electronicash on March 29, 2025, 09:37:18 PM
I've been mulling over what you mentioned and I'm totally on board. Crypto is really stating to catch on and it's pretty thrilling to think it could one day be as normal as pulling out cash. I can just imagine my kids or even grandkids getting digital assets passed down to them just like my folks handed me property or stocks and that idea feels so surreal to me! When I look at some Layer 1 tokens like ETH and TON, I'm impressed by their strong communities and how they're actually being used in real life so I feel like they've got a decent chance to stick around for the long haul. But honestly, the crypto world changes so fast and I know not every project will survive. Only the ones that people actually use and that have solid support will make it. I also think regulation and how widely crypto gets accepted will be a hug factor in deciding which tokens are still around in 50 years. It's fun to think about how this space might look that far out!
Here's a comparison image to help you visualize: You know Lithium is highly valuable in the energy industry, but we don't accumulate Lithium. We accumulate gold and silver, as we believe in their future value, rather than their current utility.

In the crypto market, BTC is gold and ETH is silver. LTC used to be silver, but sadly that's no longer the case. Personally, I think if we want to prepare a gift for our children and grandchildren, 1 BTC could be a meaningful gift, even though I know it's difficult for someone like me to acquire 1 BTC.

whatever you think ETH has can be achieved by another project especially if a project is backed by a big tech company like facebook promoting their own L1 token.  there is nothing in this industry that sticks to their first plan. XRP can turn into a L1 project any time or even the USDT which can turn into a more suitable platform for developers.

like you said LTC used to be silver. maybe ETH also turn to Lithium one day and silver will be something else. what matters is the community behind it.

Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JoyMarsha on March 29, 2025, 09:39:42 PM
Whatever I have in my old age, I am passing it on to my descendants because they are the ones I am laboring for. I can't have BTC in my portfolio, to let it be there forever in my portfolio without telling someone I love in my family how much Bitcoin I have, for them to take note, in case whenever I leave the earth.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: enwi on March 29, 2025, 10:39:05 PM
Whatever I have in my old age, I am passing it on to my descendants because they are the ones I am laboring for. I can't have BTC in my portfolio, to let it be there forever in my portfolio without telling someone I love in my family how much Bitcoin I have, for them to take note, in case whenever I leave the earth.
Whenever one despairs or muses the fact that one must someday leave a legacy for their family, it means more than property it means a tradition, responsibility and affection. You now appear to be used to wanting to ensure maxout that what you have remains a requisite for the growth and development of the people you care for. Failing to leave things undone, the right persons informed deserves the best virtue since it portrays care and concern. It can benefit a family as no one is left in the dark, your loved ones can take forward what needs to be done.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Alone055 on March 30, 2025, 12:45:01 AM
I will spend whether as fiat or crypto, but if I got too many then it's definitely going down the generation line, let's make them rich too. :D

Lots of debate about spending on own and passing to kids and grandkids but it's their money so whatever they want to, they have the freedom to do. And there's different culture from one place to another so we don't know the picture there.

I would barely keep a dime for my future generations, lol.  ;D I'm just kidding. As you said, it will definitely depend on how much I have when I grow up. Suppose I have way too much money because I have been saving in Bitcoin my whole life. In that case, I will definitely spend some on having a life that I would want to have at that age, and then keep the remaining for my grandchildren if I have any because they should know grandpa wasn't thinking about himself alone.  ;)

I just wish and pray that I stay alive for as long as possible to see where Bitcoin goes after a few decades because that would be a fun thing to see. Based on the growth we've seen so far, I believe Bitcoin can do much better in the future since its now more well-known and will grow with a rapid pace from this point forward.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on March 31, 2025, 09:04:14 AM
I will spend whether as fiat or crypto, but if I got too many then it's definitely going down the generation line, let's make them rich too. :D

Lots of debate about spending on own and passing to kids and grandkids but it's their money so whatever they want to, they have the freedom to do. And there's different culture from one place to another so we don't know the picture there.

And different kids and so on.

But overall.. It's better for BTC to keep flowing and being used than to make your wallet (or anyone else's) a dead wallet with BTC just staying in it, not being sent somewhere down the line or used accordingly.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on April 01, 2025, 05:27:04 PM
whatever you think ETH has can be achieved by another project especially if a project is backed by a big tech company like facebook promoting their own L1 token.  there is nothing in this industry that sticks to their first plan. XRP can turn into a L1 project any time or even the USDT which can turn into a more suitable platform for developers.

like you said LTC used to be silver. maybe ETH also turn to Lithium one day and silver will be something else. what matters is the community behind it.
I agree, especially since Eth is currently facing many difficulties due to the impact of L2, and the ETH token price is very low in the market. Things get even worse when investors look at the ETHBTC chart, it feels like ETH has been forgotten in the market and given way to other L1s like Sol, Sui, Bnb, Trx...

If choosing assets to hold for decades, I think BTC will always be the top choice. Investors can also choose a few top coins with great value and potential, for me, ETH still deserves to be trusted, because it is still the crypto queen or digital oil.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Roseline492 on April 01, 2025, 06:07:23 PM
It is always a legacy to leave something behind for your children. It is not a must because some people believe that their children have to struggle and hustle for theirs, but if you wish to make life easy for your children so that they do not follow the same hard path that you did and have the same experiences, leaving something behind for them will do them a lot of good, especially when you have given them proper education on how to manage whatever it is you plan to leave to them.

You are right some persons might do that to the children but for me I think that's not fair because for the fact that someone go through hard moment on there life's shouldn't make them to subject there children into it because people are unique in their own ways and they may not be that strong to overcome it as there father did.

Actually there is discipline someone will try to give there children and they end up becoming the person they didn't want them to become, so if I'm still holding Bitcoin till I get old I will leave it to my children as a gift from me and tell them how patient can be very productive in life.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on April 01, 2025, 07:58:13 PM
              -     In my honest view of Bitcoin, I look at it like mutual funds where after 10 years of accumulating Bitcoin, I know that its price will be high
and my profit will be high after 1 decade of accumulation.

Actually, I just started this last week. I actually plan to continue this for 10 years, and my plan is to invest $10 weekly for the year that I plan to do for my bitcoin goal.
It seems like this is the legacy I will leave to my child.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: |MINER| on April 01, 2025, 10:49:36 PM
I don't have any special plans here. I will do the same thing with my crypto assets when I get older, just as people usually do with their assets when they get older. I mean I will give to my children i.e. inheritance.
Apart from this, I have no other plans. And for long-term holding, I have chosen some altcoins that are in the top 50 and have limited Maximum Supply .
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: vegasus on April 01, 2025, 11:40:11 PM
I don't have any special plans here. I will do the same thing with my crypto assets when I get older, just as people usually do with their assets when they get older. I mean I will give to my children i.e. inheritance.
Apart from this, I have no other plans. And for long-term holding, I have chosen some altcoins that are in the top 50 and have limited Maximum Supply .
It seems like this is also included in special plans, but it seems like there are many who will implement this. I am also a person, basically I am just an investor with a 4-year cycle for bearish to bullish periods. I just don't know what it will be like in a few years. And the results of the take profits, some of which I will use to cash out for several businesses in real life and some for further investment in crypto. However, I do plan that after my children get older and are older, I will also pass on some crypto to them. Of course, initially by introducing them first and then teaching them and making them understand and explore cryptocurrency themselves.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: MRY on April 02, 2025, 12:51:59 AM
It seems like this is also included in special plans, but it seems like there are many who will implement this. I am also a person, basically I am just an investor with a 4-year cycle for bearish to bullish periods. I just don't know what it will be like in a few years. And the results of the take profits, some of which I will use to cash out for several businesses in real life and some for further investment in crypto. However, I do plan that after my children get older and are older, I will also pass on some crypto to them. Of course, initially by introducing them first and then teaching them and making them understand and explore cryptocurrency themselves.
It can also be seen that planning for long-term investment with the help of this cyclic concept of market can indeed be a good move. Returning profits back to the crypto field and splitting it alongside investment for the real life business is a good approach that can help sustain long-term finances. Also, transferring them to the next generation is wise, particularly when you introduce the technology to your children at a tender age. As much as it may seem now that all cryptos have a high potential going forward, introducing them to it in simple terms that they can grasp and allowing them freedom to explore the field will be useful to them in the long run.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: legend45 on April 02, 2025, 08:55:54 AM
I don't have any special plans here. I will do the same thing with my crypto assets when I get older, just as people usually do with their assets when they get older. I mean I will give to my children i.e. inheritance.
Apart from this, I have no other plans. And for long-term holding, I have chosen some altcoins that are in the top 50 and have limited Maximum Supply .
I have not thought about passing on my crypto assets to my descendants or family, because I am only a small investor and am currently still looking for profit and investing my crypto. I focus more on short and medium term investments, for long term holding only following the 4 year cycle bullish season.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on April 02, 2025, 09:03:43 AM
I have not thought about passing on my crypto assets to my descendants or family, because I am only a small investor and am currently still looking for profit and investing my crypto. I focus more on short and medium term investments, for long term holding only following the 4 year cycle bullish season.

Eventually, you will have funds to pass if you are going to play your cards right.

Stay patient, keep hodling, and you will see results.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: |MINER| on April 02, 2025, 09:20:45 PM
I have not thought about passing on my crypto assets to my descendants or family, because I am only a small investor and am currently still looking for profit and investing my crypto. I focus more on short and medium term investments, for long term holding only following the 4 year cycle bullish season.
It's not the matter of what amount of fund you are holding and moreover as you connected with this space who knows in the near future you won't be able to generate huge fund on crypto?

And if I say about mine then I have to say that my most of the income from crypto and I also use to hold most of my assets on the crypto so this is really need to be set a process or took a strategies the next ownership after mine.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Gurujebs on April 02, 2025, 09:31:45 PM
I don't have any special plans here. I will do the same thing with my crypto assets when I get older, just as people usually do with their assets when they get older. I mean I will give to my children i.e. inheritance.
Apart from this, I have no other plans. And for long-term holding, I have chosen some altcoins that are in the top 50 and have limited Maximum Supply .

I will be happy to see if my crypto asset is big enough for me to enjoy my life. At an old age where someone might not need to work again, your crypto assets should be a support for your life where you can sit and relax and enjoy the benefit of your labour,  you don't need to suffer at an old age when you have suffered while been patient and holding.

I may also give some to my grandchildren to see the benefit of buying and holding asset that appreciated over the years, my bag will be a testimony that holding a coin can make you become something valuable later in the future but before I give out, I will make sure it's in excess for my need and wants.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Marivic27 on April 02, 2025, 10:32:23 PM
I will give it to my grand children who are interested in crypto,because crypto can be change into fiat and it helps a lot in financial aspect,so in order for my crypto to not be wasted i will give it to my family member, i will explain to them what crypto is and how did i earn it so that they will take care of it and make it as a remembrance or a gift from me.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: electronicash on April 02, 2025, 10:37:31 PM
I don't have any special plans here. I will do the same thing with my crypto assets when I get older, just as people usually do with their assets when they get older. I mean I will give to my children i.e. inheritance.
Apart from this, I have no other plans. And for long-term holding, I have chosen some altcoins that are in the top 50 and have limited Maximum Supply .

I will be happy to see if my crypto asset is big enough for me to enjoy my life. At an old age where someone might not need to work again, your crypto assets should be a support for your life where you can sit and relax and enjoy the benefit of your labour,  you don't need to suffer at an old age when you have suffered while been patient and holding.

I may also give some to my grandchildren to see the benefit of buying and holding asset that appreciated over the years, my bag will be a testimony that holding a coin can make you become something valuable later in the future but before I give out, I will make sure it's in excess for my need and wants.

everyone seem to be planning it this way.  things may change actually in the future so i have my plans split like buying a business that will last to the next generation where my kids can pass on to theirs kids as well. government cracking down crypto or asking the biggest tax rate, will make you do something besides leaving your coins to them.

i plan to buy a property somewhere cheaper for now, somewhere remote but strategic for business which maybe in the next 10-20 years, the town may become a city.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: milewilda on April 03, 2025, 03:17:08 PM
I will give it to my grand children who are interested in crypto,because crypto can be change into fiat and it helps a lot in financial aspect,so in order for my crypto to not be wasted i will give it to my family member, i will explain to them what crypto is and how did i earn it so that they will take care of it and make it as a remembrance or a gift from me.
It would be the heirs on which neither your own kids and your grand/daughters/sons on which they will be able to benefit out or simply the next generation on your family bloodline. It will be that just that a total waste if you would be that not letting someone do able to know about your holdings. Yes, its necessary not to tell about the keys but it will be advisable that its better to have that kind of will or any preparations because there's no such thing about being certain in speaking about in tomorrows events or happening on which it neither that us will be passing away. It is that recommended that you do set out those preparations on which at least they will be able to benefit out into those coins that you have been that accumulating for so long. Also, its better that you do really know on what you should gonna do because everything will be that totally a huge wastage if it will be that lost forever because you arent that prepared.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Lucius on April 03, 2025, 05:29:48 PM
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What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?

I'm more worried about how I'll experience old age than what I'll do with my BTC. I think it's easy to spend money if you have it, so these are what people usually call sweet worries.

If BTC ever becomes worth millions, maybe I'd buy myself a little piece of paradise somewhere where there's still peace, quiet, and a pleasant climate.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: |MINER| on April 03, 2025, 09:49:13 PM
I will be happy to see if my crypto asset is big enough for me to enjoy my life. At an old age where someone might not need to work again, your crypto assets should be a support for your life where you can sit and relax and enjoy the benefit of your labour,  you don't need to suffer at an old age when you have suffered while been patient and holding.

I may also give some to my grandchildren to see the benefit of buying and holding asset that appreciated over the years, my bag will be a testimony that holding a coin can make you become something valuable later in the future but before I give out, I will make sure it's in excess for my need and wants.
I also appreciate and welcome your plan with your holding asset in your old ages. But I don't think we will make our holding fund empty at that time enjoying ourself.
And so at the last time what we have in our fund after our lives in this earth that one will goes to our child and grand child. In fact, I will do what happens in most cases because I also want my future descendants to benefit from the assets I hold not only just me.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: bayu7adi on April 04, 2025, 07:42:23 AM
I think leaving it as an inheritance for my children and grandchildren is not a bad thing either... yes I see the long-term opportunity for cryptocurrency is still very bright, so I can still hope that the assets I currently hold will grow bigger and be of high value...

In addition, leaving it as a family inheritance is also a good thing, but I have to take it to meet my needs too... I don't want it to be completely an inheritance, but at least my needs are met first.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: omori on April 04, 2025, 08:05:25 AM
I think leaving it as an inheritance for my children and grandchildren is not a bad thing either... yes I see the long-term opportunity for cryptocurrency is still very bright, so I can still hope that the assets I currently hold will grow bigger and be of high value...

In addition, leaving it as a family inheritance is also a good thing, but I have to take it to meet my needs too... I don't want it to be completely an inheritance, but at least my needs are met first.

Totally right.

Once your life is secured, and its pleasant last days, why not help those that should be the closest people to you? It's pretty natural, really.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: ajiz138 on April 06, 2025, 08:48:17 PM
I think leaving it as an inheritance for my children and grandchildren is not a bad thing either... yes I see the long-term opportunity for cryptocurrency is still very bright, so I can still hope that the assets I currently hold will grow bigger and be of high value...

In addition, leaving it as a family inheritance is also a good thing, but I have to take it to meet my needs too... I don't want it to be completely an inheritance, but at least my needs are met first.
Ourselves and our families are the main motivations why we are actively investing, this is for our old age and also our families. And when we die later, of course we want to leave something valuable, one of which is the assets we have.

But I think about how my family can view this investment the same way I view it. Therefore, we try to tell them early on about investing as a whole.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Roseline492 on April 06, 2025, 09:10:57 PM
Ourselves and our families are the main motivations why we are actively investing, this is for our old age and also our families. And when we die later, of course we want to leave something valuable, one of which is the assets we have.

But I think about how my family can view this investment the same way I view it. Therefore, we try to tell them early on about investing as a whole.

There has been individual definition about this because some people has told me that they are not investing on Bitcoin because of anybody but for themselves but however a lot of people are investing because of their family, so for the facts that I get inspiration from my family, I agree with the second one because everybody must leave something for there family either for the immediate use or for the future, so actually I'm holding for not only me but for benefits of my family, though not that when the time comes I cannot use it because definitely in the future I will use it while the rest remain as holding.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on April 07, 2025, 08:22:30 AM
I think leaving it as an inheritance for my children and grandchildren is not a bad thing either... yes I see the long-term opportunity for cryptocurrency is still very bright, so I can still hope that the assets I currently hold will grow bigger and be of high value...

In addition, leaving it as a family inheritance is also a good thing, but I have to take it to meet my needs too... I don't want it to be completely an inheritance, but at least my needs are met first.
Ourselves and our families are the main motivations why we are actively investing, this is for our old age and also our families. And when we die later, of course we want to leave something valuable, one of which is the assets we have.

But I think about how my family can view this investment the same way I view it. Therefore, we try to tell them early on about investing as a whole.

..If the family loves you and cares about you, that is. Some invest for themselves or their loved ones (which can be not from their family too, the world is a bizarre place).
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on April 07, 2025, 10:33:43 AM
There has been individual definition about this because some people has told me that they are not investing on Bitcoin because of anybody but for themselves but however a lot of people are investing because of their family, so for the facts that I get inspiration from my family, I agree with the second one because everybody must leave something for there family either for the immediate use or for the future, so actually I'm holding for not only me but for benefits of my family, though not that when the time comes I cannot use it because definitely in the future I will use it while the rest remain as holding.
Most adults invest for their families because, at that age, we no longer need to show off through our account balance. I'm also working in the crypto field to take care of my family, but sadly, I haven't been able to accumulate as much BTC as I'd hoped.

Some people believe that we should use all the assets we have in our lifetime instead of just trying to work and leave assets for our children and grandchildren. That's an interesting point of view too, but they need to consider the uncertainties in politics and worry about their children and grandchildren.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: omori on April 07, 2025, 01:40:20 PM
Most adults invest for their families because, at that age, we no longer need to show off through our account balance. I'm also working in the crypto field to take care of my family, but sadly, I haven't been able to accumulate as much BTC as I'd hoped.

Some people believe that we should use all the assets we have in our lifetime instead of just trying to work and leave assets for our children and grandchildren. That's an interesting point of view too, but they need to consider the uncertainties in politics and worry about their children and grandchildren.

If they hodl appropriately, they will be fine in the long run, and the funds will be inherited by these worthy.

I hope you will be able to accumulate more BTC in the time to come.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Hisbullah on April 07, 2025, 03:42:42 PM
There has been individual definition about this because some people has told me that they are not investing on Bitcoin because of anybody but for themselves but however a lot of people are investing because of their family, so for the facts that I get inspiration from my family, I agree with the second one because everybody must leave something for there family either for the immediate use or for the future, so actually I'm holding for not only me but for benefits of my family, though not that when the time comes I cannot use it because definitely in the future I will use it while the rest remain as holding.
Most adults invest for their families because, at that age, we no longer need to show off through our account balance. I'm also working in the crypto field to take care of my family, but sadly, I haven't been able to accumulate as much BTC as I'd hoped.

Some people believe that we should use all the assets we have in our lifetime instead of just trying to work and leave assets for our children and grandchildren. That's an interesting point of view too, but they need to consider the uncertainties in politics and worry about their children and grandchildren.
As an adult who already has a family, our goal is to invest in crypto for our family, I am also the same as you, I have not been able to make much profit from crypto, but the profit I get from crypto can be an additional income for me in meeting the needs of my family which are getting more expensive every day.
I am grateful that by investing in crypto I can get additional income
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on April 08, 2025, 11:12:25 AM
As an adult who already has a family, our goal is to invest in crypto for our family, I am also the same as you, I have not been able to make much profit from crypto, but the profit I get from crypto can be an additional income for me in meeting the needs of my family which are getting more expensive every day.
I am grateful that by investing in crypto I can get additional income

It's a great side hustle indeed, especially when you have a stable income besides that, which can sustain your processes in crypto forward.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: enwi on April 08, 2025, 05:42:52 PM
As an adult who already has a family, our goal is to invest in crypto for our family, I am also the same as you, I have not been able to make much profit from crypto, but the profit I get from crypto can be an additional income for me in meeting the needs of my family which are getting more expensive every day.
I am grateful that by investing in crypto I can get additional income
I get a feeling that the reason you entered the crypto world is not just the speculations, but the need for space for development. It is a choice not only the gross revenue but the best decision when one supplier is not enough anymore. As it will be seen, the results are not very satisfactory but they are still sufficient to show that one does not work for nothing. Not everyone is capable to continue engaging and operating in the middle of the market that is being unanchored and unsure. But if you can survive, you know that always there is a time to be someplace, to be quiet and to be still or to be active. The most insightful thing here is that you do not cease there because it is not big, you keep going on as you know your own path.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: ajiz138 on April 09, 2025, 01:38:12 PM
Ourselves and our families are the main motivations why we are actively investing, this is for our old age and also our families. And when we die later, of course we want to leave something valuable, one of which is the assets we have.

But I think about how my family can view this investment the same way I view it. Therefore, we try to tell them early on about investing as a whole.

There has been individual definition about this because some people has told me that they are not investing on Bitcoin because of anybody but for themselves but however a lot of people are investing because of their family, so for the facts that I get inspiration from my family, I agree with the second one because everybody must leave something for there family either for the immediate use or for the future, so actually I'm holding for not only me but for benefits of my family, though not that when the time comes I cannot use it because definitely in the future I will use it while the rest remain as holding.
Yes, there are people who say that, but actually indirectly if they are the head of the household or have a family, when they get money from their investment profits, then they will share the money and if they are the head of the family, of course they are responsible for the finances in the household.

Well indirectly they do everything for the family too, even though their motives are for themselves. actually that is not a problem, because the point is we are trying to make our finances stable.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: milewilda on April 09, 2025, 02:12:36 PM
As an adult who already has a family, our goal is to invest in crypto for our family, I am also the same as you, I have not been able to make much profit from crypto, but the profit I get from crypto can be an additional income for me in meeting the needs of my family which are getting more expensive every day.
I am grateful that by investing in crypto I can get additional income

It's a great side hustle indeed, especially when you have a stable income besides that, which can sustain your processes in crypto forward.
Doesnt matter on which one you would be that doing as long it do pertains about having that more additional income then this what matter the most or something which is the most important thing that needs up to target on. We are doing everything for the sake of our family and who doesnt want to get rich or having that more finances? Of course we are all thriving for the same thing on which is to become rich or someone who could be able to sustain the needs of their family. It is really just that sad that there are those moments or times that errors and mistakes do make us that give up and not pursue on doing up such target. It will be that up to you on how you do handle things accordingly because onto the coins that we've been holding and accumulating then it is for the all family that be the one will benefit out.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JollyGood on April 09, 2025, 02:29:27 PM
If I have any crypto at that stage, I will use it to enjoy what will be the rest of my life. I will keep in mind the fact my loved ones will either inherit my estate or be given it during my life. It is about just finding the balance to know how much to give them and how much to leave them as inheritance.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: dave_strider on April 09, 2025, 02:49:31 PM
If I have any crypto at that stage, I will use it to enjoy what will be the rest of my life. I will keep in mind the fact my loved ones will either inherit my estate or be given it during my life. It is about just finding the balance to know how much to give them and how much to leave them as inheritance.

Great plan indeed.

And I do think, that if your relatives care about you, they will still help you, even knowing fully well you are alright to live great for the rest of your days.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on April 11, 2025, 10:20:16 AM
If I have any crypto at that stage, I will use it to enjoy what will be the rest of my life. I will keep in mind the fact my loved ones will either inherit my estate or be given it during my life. It is about just finding the balance to know how much to give them and how much to leave them as inheritance.
That's such an interesting perspective! Because the journey is truly more important than the destination. Caring for our families for decades is way more significant than the amount of inheritance we leave our grandkids!

I'd love to do that too, but for now, I can only use a portion of my crypto income to pay bills and buy a few little gifts for my loved ones. Doubt and fear made me miss out on so many opportunities in previous seasons, and now I need to try harder, but the market has become so much more unpredictable.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JollyGood on April 13, 2025, 12:10:02 PM
Great plan indeed.

And I do think, that if your relatives care about you, they will still help you, even knowing fully well you are alright to live great for the rest of your days.
It should be an obligation on those that truly love you to stand by you as you enter old age regardless of whether they know (or assume) they will or will not benefit from you financially. If your loved ones and relatives are kind to you during old age, it will make them better people too especially the younger generation you took care of when they were babies and small children.

That's such an interesting perspective! Because the journey is truly more important than the destination. Caring for our families for decades is way more significant than the amount of inheritance we leave our grandkids!

I'd love to do that too, but for now, I can only use a portion of my crypto income to pay bills and buy a few little gifts for my loved ones. Doubt and fear made me miss out on so many opportunities in previous seasons, and now I need to try harder, but the market has become so much more unpredictable.
It was understandable during the early stages of crypto to have reservations about investment but there is no point looking back now. Try to make the most of the time ahead.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Legion on April 14, 2025, 11:30:48 PM
That's such an interesting perspective! Because the journey is truly more important than the destination. Caring for our families for decades is way more significant than the amount of inheritance we leave our grandkids!

I'd love to do that too, but for now, I can only use a portion of my crypto income to pay bills and buy a few little gifts for my loved ones. Doubt and fear made me miss out on so many opportunities in previous seasons, and now I need to try harder, but the market has become so much more unpredictable.
Actually, in life, there are some moments that people become unsure or scared to proceed any further due to risks factor. But, at least if one tries to attempt something, at least partly, it will in fact take him or her in a better path. It is very important to have courage to come forward while having doubts into your web. The problems which we encounter in uncertain environment are the way for us to develop our skills in searching for the optimum position. We may not be equipped with the necessary tools to take risk or grasp opportunities that may come our way in the near future in the absence of these difficulties.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Chilwell on April 16, 2025, 07:31:07 AM
Ourselves and our families are the main motivations why we are actively investing, this is for our old age and also our families. And when we die later, of course we want to leave something valuable, one of which is the assets we have.

But I think about how my family can view this investment the same way I view it. Therefore, we try to tell them early on about investing as a whole.
Every struggle someone faces in life is for the sake of their family's future.  Because no one wants their family to suffer when they're no more. That is the reason why we work very hard to ensure that our family and loved ones have a bright future filled with happiness and unity. So I don't think it's a great idea for someone to burn all their private keys or any other things when they get old,  as it seems selfish. What's the point of working hard to make money if you don't want your family to enjoy it?  When I get older, I will make sure I inform my family about all my assets and ensure they take over and manage them properly for their own benefit and future.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: nowak_bosch on April 16, 2025, 09:00:47 AM
If I have any crypto at that stage, I will use it to enjoy what will be the rest of my life. I will keep in mind the fact my loved ones will either inherit my estate or be given it during my life. It is about just finding the balance to know how much to give them and how much to leave them as inheritance.
That's such an interesting perspective! Because the journey is truly more important than the destination. Caring for our families for decades is way more significant than the amount of inheritance we leave our grandkids!

I'd love to do that too, but for now, I can only use a portion of my crypto income to pay bills and buy a few little gifts for my loved ones. Doubt and fear made me miss out on so many opportunities in previous seasons, and now I need to try harder, but the market has become so much more unpredictable.

It's okay, as long as we don't mourn such opportunities too much.

Sure thing, we may of made a fortune being smarter in the past - but this time is gone, and we need to work with things that we have today.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on April 17, 2025, 09:16:13 AM
Every struggle someone faces in life is for the sake of their family's future.  Because no one wants their family to suffer when they're no more. That is the reason why we work very hard to ensure that our family and loved ones have a bright future filled with happiness and unity. So I don't think it's a great idea for someone to burn all their private keys or any other things when they get old,  as it seems selfish. What's the point of working hard to make money if you don't want your family to enjoy it?  When I get older, I will make sure I inform my family about all my assets and ensure they take over and manage them properly for their own benefit and future.
Everyone has their own perspective, and I feel the same way as you do, because I want to make sure I can provide my children and grandchildren with a good foundation to grow and master their personal finances in the future. If they become truly wealthy and successful, I'll consider burning my crypto assets to contribute to the entire ecosystem.

But I'm thinking of a more positive solution: I can create a crypto fund and use the profits from it for charity. In case my children and grandchildren need it, they can use it to have a chance to rebuild their lives in difficult situations.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JollyGood on April 17, 2025, 09:29:51 AM
Since my previous post, I have reading some of the things members are posting. What surprises me is the genuine belief some members have that Bitcoin will be guaranteed to have some sort of meaningful price/value in the years to come. It takes just one move by the US or EU to tighten regulation or bring in their own coin, that event will slowly devalue Bitcoin before things change.

Bitcoin only has a future as a valuable asset if leading countries do not create a competitor and if they do not ban it.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Mate2237 on April 18, 2025, 04:15:06 PM
All should be depends on the number of bitcoins I will have in my old age. As a family person with children, I have to share the bitcoins among them and take the one I will use in my old age time I die. If you didn't share them before passing out, the children might fight because of them. It is god to have God number of bitcoin before getting old so you won't suffer in the old age
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JollyGood on April 18, 2025, 05:41:41 PM
This is a valid point. If the crypto in question are alt-coins that little value, what can be done with them? Even if it is Bitcoin but such a small amount, again what can be done with them. Basically if it is not a small fortune, will they be donated to charity or be allowed to be lost or maybe still distributed in a will regardless of their worth.

All should be depends on the number of bitcoins I will have in my old age. As a family person with children, I have to share the bitcoins among them and take the one I will use in my old age time I die. If you didn't share them before passing out, the children might fight because of them. It is god to have God number of bitcoin before getting old so you won't suffer in the old age
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: legend45 on April 18, 2025, 08:06:54 PM
All should be depends on the number of bitcoins I will have in my old age. As a family person with children, I have to share the bitcoins among them and take the one I will use in my old age time I die. If you didn't share them before passing out, the children might fight because of them. It is god to have God number of bitcoin before getting old so you won't suffer in the old age
I don't have a plan to keep bitcoin until old age, because I still have many plans to buy assets in the real world, so what I'm doing right now is just investing to get profit during the cycle. so just hold for 3-4 years. Maybe after my goal is achieved, I'll think about holding bitcoin for old age. Hopefully bitcoin still has a good future at that time.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Legion on April 19, 2025, 02:25:04 AM
All should be depends on the number of bitcoins I will have in my old age. As a family person with children, I have to share the bitcoins among them and take the one I will use in my old age time I die. If you didn't share them before passing out, the children might fight because of them. It is god to have God number of bitcoin before getting old so you won't suffer in the old age
I don't have a plan to keep bitcoin until old age, because I still have many plans to buy assets in the real world, so what I'm doing right now is just investing to get profit during the cycle. so just hold for 3-4 years. Maybe after my goal is achieved, I'll think about holding bitcoin for old age. Hopefully bitcoin still has a good future at that time.
I agree with your decision to concentrate on investment goals in the next 3-4 years as a part of your operational plan. As given the numerous opportunities and the equal number of threats in the market, optioning stocks that can offer fast growth are rather a way that can bring the maximum of the benefits in the short term. But if the situation is stable in the future and bitcoin remains to have good growth, then you should then start investing more on it. However, it also becomes possible to focus on current needs in a more meSPAM BANble way that can enrich the result from each decision made.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: ajiz138 on April 19, 2025, 03:58:57 PM
Ourselves and our families are the main motivations why we are actively investing, this is for our old age and also our families. And when we die later, of course we want to leave something valuable, one of which is the assets we have.

But I think about how my family can view this investment the same way I view it. Therefore, we try to tell them early on about investing as a whole.
Every struggle someone faces in life is for the sake of their family's future.  Because no one wants their family to suffer when they're no more. That is the reason why we work very hard to ensure that our family and loved ones have a bright future filled with happiness and unity. So I don't think it's a great idea for someone to burn all their private keys or any other things when they get old,  as it seems selfish. What's the point of working hard to make money if you don't want your family to enjoy it?  When I get older, I will make sure I inform my family about all my assets and ensure they take over and manage them properly for their own benefit and future.
I don't think there are people like that, they will let their assets burn without giving them to their family or anyone when they die. Even if there are, I can't think of anyone like that.

We don't live alone and even when we are born we are taken care of by our family, or for those who are not lucky they still grow up even though they have difficulties. I think it is not wise for us to take revenge on others if our childhood was full of suffering by doing something like that.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on April 20, 2025, 09:31:16 AM
I don't have a plan to keep bitcoin until old age, because I still have many plans to buy assets in the real world, so what I'm doing right now is just investing to get profit during the cycle. so just hold for 3-4 years. Maybe after my goal is achieved, I'll think about holding bitcoin for old age. Hopefully bitcoin still has a good future at that time.
We're not talking about simply buying and holding BTC for another 50 years. Instead, let's assume we successfully accumulate a significant amount of crypto assets over many trading seasons in this market. When that happens, figuring out what to do with those assets will become important to us.

Like many of our members have suggested, most of us want to gift these assets to our children and grandchildren, while also teaching them how to navigate and profit from this market. Fifty years is a very long time. The crypto market could change dramatically, and we might only recognize BTC when we open Coinmarketcap :)
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on April 20, 2025, 06:59:52 PM
If I have an assets when I get old, I will give it to my family. But first, I will enjoy spending the rest of my life with family since I know that my time is running out in this world. We can't carry the assets when we die, so the best thing is to spend our remaining time with our loved ones. Personally, I make money just to sustain our daily needs and if there's more I will buy it to other things that is also important for us. Our assets can't buy happiness, and many people felt it when the money is not a problem anymore. I will give the remaining to my family, and I will suggest to keep the assets for their future.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Legion on April 20, 2025, 07:32:05 PM
If I have an assets when I get old, I will give it to my family. But first, I will enjoy spending the rest of my life with family since I know that my time is running out in this world. We can't carry the assets when we die, so the best thing is to spend our remaining time with our loved ones. Personally, I make money just to sustain our daily needs and if there's more I will buy it to other things that is also important for us. Our assets can't buy happiness, and many people felt it when the money is not a problem anymore. I will give the remaining to my family, and I will suggest to keep the assets for their future.
Indeed, sometimes it is better to focus on the quality of time spent with a particular individual than the amassment of wealth. The movie should be about the things that are valuable in life such as positive relationships with friends, family, and love interest. Having assets may help a person to feel protected, yet they do not lead to happiness. I also support the idea of throwing money to the family since it will enable them acquire better lives in future. But in my opinion, for them to inherit better, they need to have the right values about money, and how best to handle them which they would require in life.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JoyMarsha on April 20, 2025, 08:31:25 PM
The properties and wealth we accumulate on earth will be passed to our next generation to take care of when we are old or no more. That's how it is has been running for ages.

For Bitcoin, it can be seen as a type of wealth or assets someone can have, to passed it over to their children, the trusted children.

I am sure that before my old age, I will give out my seed phrase to my son or daughter I can verge for, to continue to hodl my accumulated Bitcoin for wealth creation of the family.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: pieppiep on April 21, 2025, 03:18:52 PM
The properties and wealth we accumulate on earth will be passed to our next generation to take care of when we are old or no more. That's how it is has been running for ages.

For Bitcoin, it can be seen as a type of wealth or assets someone can have, to passed it over to their children, the trusted children.

I am sure that before my old age, I will give out my seed phrase to my son or daughter I can verge for, to continue to hodl my accumulated Bitcoin for wealth creation of the family.
The idea of transfer of wealth making through Bitcoin is one of those great ideas which should be considered when thinking of the next generation of wealth. On paper, Bitcoin boasts of several conveniences; of the most apparent of this is the ability to be relocated in a portable form. To disagreeing it is also relevant to outline the fact, that technology and the crypto market are rather fluid and are constantly developing. That is why what you prepare for today may not be the same as you expect it to be few years or even decades later. Since it is volatile, what you need is not only to acquire this asset but also guarantee that the intended beneficiaries have adequate perception on how to guard and handle it. It is useful to imply the process of introducing digital education to the family so that stay equipped for future problems.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: JollyGood on April 24, 2025, 06:30:23 PM
This is a common practice for many small investors. They want to be part of the profit without holding for the long term and instead would sell when they have the option to make a (small) profit. Wealthy investors and whales do not have to worry about the scenarios others have to face.

I don't have a plan to keep bitcoin until old age, because I still have many plans to buy assets in the real world, so what I'm doing right now is just investing to get profit during the cycle. so just hold for 3-4 years. Maybe after my goal is achieved, I'll think about holding bitcoin for old age. Hopefully bitcoin still has a good future at that time.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: rby on April 24, 2025, 07:24:50 PM
The same way we accumulate wealth and properties so we can take the proceeds to take care of ourselves when we grow old and become weak to work is the same reason I think most crypto investors are accumulating coins so they can also use the values to take care of themselves in old age.

I don't know for others but for me, one of my primary purposes of storing coins now is to have a healthy and memorable old age as well as pass these values to my children and children's children
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: KryptoBull on April 27, 2025, 05:56:32 AM
The same way we accumulate wealth and properties so we can take the proceeds to take care of ourselves when we grow old and become weak to work is the same reason I think most crypto investors are accumulating coins so they can also use the values to take care of themselves in old age.

I don't know for others but for me, one of my primary purposes of storing coins now is to have a healthy and memorable old age as well as pass these values to my children and children's children
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Here's a great thought: we work and accumulate assets so we can be financially independent in our old age, not relying on our children's attitudes or success. At the same time, when we succeed, we also set an example for our children to learn from.

I also just hope that I'll have a lot of BTC so I can cover medical expenses when I'm old. I also hope I'll have enough health to travel with my family and use crypto for payments, and at the same time, tell my grandchildren stories about my early days in the crypto market :)
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: gunhell16 on April 27, 2025, 08:54:36 AM
This microstrategy guy is also cruel, no matter how much bitcoin he has, when he dies he will burn his private key or bitcoins. A message that he doesn't want anyone else to benefit from his saved bitcoin. I just don't know if he also doesn't want to bequeath it to his child if he has one.

Maybe when I get old and I know that I will soon return to earth, I will bequeath the bitcoin or crypto assets that I will save so that the benefits of my savings
for my child or family will not be wasted.
Title: Re: What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?
Post by: Blaze on April 28, 2025, 02:34:14 PM
This microstrategy guy is also cruel, no matter how much bitcoin he has, when he dies he will burn his private key or bitcoins. A message that he doesn't want anyone else to benefit from his saved bitcoin. I just don't know if he also doesn't want to bequeath it to his child if he has one.

Maybe when I get old and I know that I will soon return to earth, I will bequeath the bitcoin or crypto assets that I will save so that the benefits of my savings
for my child or family will not be wasted.
Of course, everyone also get involved in making decision processes regarding how their wealth is to be dispatched, more so when dealing with the eminent risks associated with cryptocurrencies. Some may prefer when it comes to the issue of delivering bitcoin or any other asset more comfortable when they prefer not too. However, many persons seen wealth as an inheritance for the next generation with a probably hope that such a generation will benefit from such a legacy. However, in the aspect of security and trust managing Bitcoins is never very easy especially if one has to give the responsibility to the family members who may not know how to undertake such a task. However, if well planned for, then it turned out to be a good investment that favours us and our loved ones in the long-run.