Topic: Who is most reliable person? - page 3. (Read 679 times)

The betrayal stories I've heard about always get carried out by trusted people, those who are very close to you and you also trust them, a stranger can't betray you, it is always someone you know very well, when money is involved, the devil will keep lurking around, I advise not to trust any living soul, keep your wallet to yourself, we have heard about wife killing their husbands because of money and properties, a lot of money is powerful enough to corrupt the soul of the living.

I guess there are stil some person's that are reliable,  even though you showed them you personal details they will never have any negative thinking about your money, than to tell you not to dispose your wallet seeds or password to anyone again for security purpose. My advise to you, never you show anybody include your best friend or relative your wallet address so that they will not have access to your wallet to withdraw your money. But you can trust your child to let he or she know your wallet seeds in case anything happen to your life they will have access to your wallet at the moment.

Whoever has the private key can also own the assets in it. It takes a high level of trust in the person holding the private key as back to back should anything happen to you. The value of trust is very subjective, around our lives there are still people who can hold trust without any intention to betray those who have put their trust in them. It is necessary to find someone who can be trusted to save the asset if the owner of the asset suddenly has a long-term coma or has a permanent stroke.

Totally agree, we can only rely on ourselves compared to other people, but all decisions depend on each one because the assessment of trust is very subjective based on each other's opinion, the important point is who can you trust your bitcoin private key and he never betray you, the answer is in your mind so only you can make that decision. But remember that whoever has the private key of the wallet owns it.

I think it depends on your decision, you might decide to tell someone your private key and you might decide to keep it as a secret, you can come here to ask people who you are to share your private key with, if I will advice you, I will ask you to keep it to yourself, when it comes to money, nobody should be trusted, even if it's your family member. But if you really want to share your private key with anyone, then you should decide yourself, you know people that can be trusted and the once that can't be trusted in your family, so I think you should look for the person that can be trusted.

Do women actually share their pants? What's the possibility that it happens?
When something is private because of hygiene is different when it is private because of security and trust.
If you are married, you can share everything including wallet keys with your loved one so that your coins will not lost when you eventually die.
While some people will decide to be private and remain private even till death.

Nobody.. Protect your key with all that you got, if you feel like sharing your assets with anyone then send them some percentage of it and hold unto your wallet phrase with maximum security. If you want the text of a king thing then move all your money to the Banking sector, so that when you can no longer have access to the account your bank can send a message to your next of kin.
For security reasons, you are the best guard over all your crypto assets.

Does it really necessary to show gratitude by that way? Maybe think about your safety first before thinking about showing a gratitude like that to the person who teach you about bitcoin. Since good people can change to evil if money is involve in discussion so to avoid getting bad blood to the person who you think a good person better keep your keys privately. You can give them other things like a part of your earned money or gifts for sure they appreciate what you give to them.

I agree with the others that it is more base on trust to know who is most reliable person. You can't just say that a person you know is reliable and sooner or later that same person have fooled you into thinking he is a reliable person that you can trust especially if you trust your private key or seed phrase to that person with a funds stored in there. Anyway, sharing your private key or seed phrase should not be the first thing you do rather than keeping it yourself to make it safe as possible as you could make it.
I completely agree with you that sharing your private key or seed phrase should not be the first thing you do. In fact, it's generally recommended that you never share your private key or seed phrase with anyone, even if you trust them. Your private key and seed phrase are critical pieces of information that give anyone who possesses them access to your cryptocurrency wallet and the funds inside.
It's important to take steps to safeguard your private key and seed phrase by storing them securely, preferably in a hardware wallet or a cold storage solution. You should also never share them over email or any other insecure communication channel.
It's important to exercise caution when it comes to trusting other people with your cryptocurrency funds. While it's possible to verify the reliability and trustworthiness of some individuals through various means, it's important to remember that there is always a risk involved when trusting others with your funds. Ultimately, it's up to you to take responsibility for your own security and make informed decisions when it comes to managing your cryptocurrency assets.

I agree with the others that it is more base on trust to know who is most reliable person. You can't just say that a person you know is reliable and sooner or later that same person have fooled you into thinking he is a reliable person that you can trust especially if you trust your private key or seed phrase to that person with a funds stored in there. Anyway, sharing your private key or seed phrase should not be the first thing you do rather than keeping it yourself to make it safe as possible as you could make it.

Since your private key and seeds phrase are the things that can access your wallets, sharing them with others is not recommended since once someone has access to them, they can take control of your wallet. Because death can happen at any time and we don't plan for it, we only need to disclose your private key with trusted family members because we know it will be difficult for them to resist temptation and prevent them from betraying you.but as for me now have not disclose my private key to anyone because I have find  the trust person that is close be seriously.

It's okay to share your private key(s) with spouse based on trust and proven integrity.but to share these keys with someone that introduced you to Bitcoin is an emphatic No.as a matter of fact that's why it's called PRIVATE key,so it ought to be private.its even perfect to keep your private key(s) offline or rather secure them on paper wallet or hardware wallet rather than on a device to prevent your wallet accessed via the internet.this is so important because your private key is an integral part of cryptocurrency therefore my advice is that you need to treat with utmost caution just to protect your asset.

Find someone you really trust, you can teach him if he don't know how to use it. It is necessary to share the private key with the second party, this is the same as a spare key. If the main key is lost, you can still start the car with the spare key. Everyone never knows how old it will be, before something happens to you, you need someone you trust who can take all the assets you have stored in your wallet.

no need to think complicated for this problem.
You must have a relative or partner, if it's true that you want to share your bitcoin key, it should be with the person closest to you, who knows your struggle from scratch, who knows everything about you, namely your partner.

but I suggest if it's not important don't tell anyone about your bitcoin private key, such thing is very risky, it's better to keep your bitcoin key safe.

You have a choice because if you truly understand the principles behind the private key, you will understand how important it is because it is the only key that controls your Bitcoin in your wallet, which means it is something private.
Giving your private information to someone, regardless of your relationship with that person, requires trust, which is especially important these days because some people we trust betray us, and once your Bitcoin is sent out, it is irreversible.

How much trust you have into that person will determine that whether you can share your keys with them or not as it will give them full access of your funds.When there is money factor involved many relationships witnessed betrayal and your funds can be lost if they have some bad intentions.So my advice is you can tell them you have invested in Bitcoin so in case they can access funds if something happens to you.

We all know the importance of our keys and for that we can't share with anyone all less in most cases if is deem necessary before we could initiate that otherwise there's no need to share our keys and seed phrase to anyone else.
You can't entrusted your wallet to someone who might withdraw all your funds without you knowing who gets involved of doing that action, so it's advisable not share this important part of your life.

A person who you can trust with your crypto or assets anytime you ask for it and that goes the same to you if that person is also asking. A person who can guarantee the safety of your assets and never betray you. That kind of person is hard to find so I would say that's if you have a friend or a family like that then you are a very lucky person to have a person you can rely on or the most reliable person you know.

Bitcoin wallets, private keys, and seed phrases are indeed like personal identification numbers, and it's important to keep them private and secure to prevent unauthorized access to your funds.

However, there may be some circumstances where you may want to share this information with someone else, such as a spouse, next of kin, or trusted friend or family member. If you decide to share this information, it's important to make sure that the person is trustworthy, understands the importance of keeping the information secure, and has a good understanding of how to use Bitcoin.

It's also important to note that sharing this information with someone else comes with inherent risks, as you're essentially giving them access to your funds. So, before sharing your Bitcoin wallet, private keys, or seed phrase with anyone, it's important to carefully consider the potential risks and benefits and make sure you're comfortable with your decision

so far I control my assets. no one knows what the key or seed is to open my wallet. I also thought what if something happened to me and no one would be able to access the assets in my wallet.
I'm still looking for the right person, but not for now. but I will teach how to use the wallet, not tell the key or seed of my wallet. and what I will tell you is where I keep my wallet key or seed. and what I can confirm after all the people I taught would not dare to open the place where I put the key or the seed wallet .