Re:Bitcoin is a Ponzi
by lrvick on Thursday October 07, 2021 @01:15AM
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I personally know others that have experienced this I have had to help out. Another who simply lost all their identity documentation in a fire and was locked out of their accounts. Similar stories with many homeless people I used to worn with.
It made me realize how fragile our access to bank accounts and identity actually are.
I have as such setup a portion of my wealth in crypto-assets with a dead mans switch and recovery methods covering fire, amnesia, identity loss, or death, while ensuring the majority can't be seized by a government or rubber hose attack without the consent of myself and a quorum of people I trust around the world confident I am not under duress. As long as I have the freedom to communicate and some time I can recover.
The market value of crypto-assets may not be predictable, but I prefer to be able to count on never losing access to it, and having theft protections no bank can offer.
It made me realize how fragile our access to bank accounts and identity actually are.
I have as such setup a portion of my wealth in crypto-assets with a dead mans switch and recovery methods covering fire, amnesia, identity loss, or death, while ensuring the majority can't be seized by a government or rubber hose attack without the consent of myself and a quorum of people I trust around the world confident I am not under duress. As long as I have the freedom to communicate and some time I can recover.
The market value of crypto-assets may not be predictable, but I prefer to be able to count on never losing access to it, and having theft protections no bank can offer.