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.