I was listening to a news that one of the relatives of a person kidnapped him and asked him for bitcoin in ransom. This happened because that person showed his bitcoin holdings to many of his relatives and news spread among them that he has lot of money invested in crypto. Though, finally funds were recovered from that guy but he could have even lost his life in the whole scenario. Thus, you should be careful with disclosing about your bitcoin holdings to everyone.
I have actual evidence of this and such an incident happened in front of me. A friend of mine came to visit my city from far away, and met another person from the same city online. And he easily convinced her a little bit and happily shared with her that he had $105k in BNB, BTC and USDT. As a result the friend was kidnapped and the entire $105k was taken from him. My friend gives those dollars to kidnappers to save his life. He is now financially damaged and his condition is very bad. Because he invested all his money there and also took some loans. So I would suggest that everyone hides his holdings.
Similar stories like yours, I have heard too, and although this had nothing to do with Bitcoin, it stresses on one of the dangers that exist when anyone goes about blabbing to anyone no matter how close, mostly to a supposed friend, about how much they have or earn or kept in HODLing.
The worst about the subject of crypto is that, everyone these days believe that those who trade crypto no matter the currency, have more money, and although it is not so, the most important underlined truth is that any discussion with a newbie or spy or friend, need to be more on enlightenment of how to earn or invest in some kind of crypto currency, even if it ain't necessarily BTC.
This interest will help open their minds to the possibility of owning theirs instead of thinking how to steal or kidnap to gain all ones hard earned investment.