Zeros

When Digital Wealth Tests Friendship There's a disturbing pattern emerging in our community, and it's worth talking about honestly : theft of cryptocurrency is happening closer to home than many of us would like to admit. We've all heard the stories by now. Someone gains access to a friend's wallet. A roommate who knew where the seed phrase was written down. A trusted confidant who helped set up the initial investment. These aren't faceless hackers operating from distant countries —these are people we invited to dinner, people we trusted with our homes and, perhaps unwisely, our financial information. It brings to mind those old tabloid stories about lottery winners whose spouses disappeared with the ticket before the ink dried on the divorce papers. Human nature doesn't change just because the asset is digital rather than physical. When life-changing amounts of money become suddenly accessible, and when that money exists in a form that can be move...