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Uuuh, no? If you've bought property, it's still gonna be there after you've died, ready to be repossessed. same with gold, shares or anything else, really? An
by 411111111111111 4y ago
Uuuh, no?
If you've bought property, it's still gonna be there after you've died, ready to be repossessed. same with gold, shares or anything else, really?
And if it's been illegally repossessed you'll have a good chance to retrieve them again through lawful means too.
It's a pretty unique attribute that only applies to digital ...things that can only be touched with a cryptographic key
- kristopolous 4y agoOnly if you are lucky enough to have a stable state that's favorable to your rights, avoid wars, riots, natural disasters, have a stable currency... One of the primary goals of statecraft is to enshrine stores of wealth with those properties and most don't do that well at it.