What will you do with your crypto assets when you get old?

[KryptoBull]

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

[tequilla_sunset]

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.

[BlockCipherX]

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!

[KryptoBull]

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.

[pawel7777]

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.
 

[Rruchi man]

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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.

[Rubel007]

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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.

[Findingnemo]

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.

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.

[electronicash]

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.

[JoyMarsha]

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.

[enwi]

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.

[Alone055]

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.

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.  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.

[dave_strider]

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.

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.

[KryptoBull]

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.

[Roseline492]

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.