There was a recent thread about this case, looking at the answer, it's either you create a multisig wallet, extended passphrase, or just having more than one wallet.

But if someone getting kidnaped when he only have one wallet and the attacker know about that, well it's better to let your money go than your life.

Since you've create this thread, I guess there's no excuse anymore as you've know to overcome that.

Give them what they want. You can fight back that's a bit risky but have your firearm concealed all the time. Shoot when the opportunity is on your side.
If you want to prevent this from happening then just don't share with anyone that you have Bitcoin. I don't know if the stories about people getting kidnapped and ask their passwords at gunpoint were true but it's very possible especially if you share information on social media.

Sharing anything that criminals can assume you have some tremendous amount of wealth means you can be targeted.

It's very scary, and I wish it hadn't happened to me. But if that happened to me, maybe I would try to trick them so they would trust me. Next, I will try to save myself. I don't want to be a victim of kidnapping or murder. And I think the rest of my family will try to find me when they find out I'm missing.

By trying to trick them, I still have a chance to live. And that's where I still have to try harder to save myself. After all, I don't store all my Bitcoins in just one wallet address. I keep it in many separate wallets, which I have told my trusted people about. They also know how to use their Bitcoin.

That would be a scary scenario if it happened. And that's why we don't need to tell other people that we have Bitcoin, let alone tell them how many Bitcoins we have.

you can only hope they believe when they see you only have $5000 in one of the wallets you'll give. and then they leave also, it's a lot risky when they know you have a ton and you tried to trick them.

if those people spied on you for a month on social media and learned things about you, where you live, your wife and daughter this is more complicated. it's best to be anon on social media so no one will ever see your posts and keep the BTC secret from the public.

When you are a wealthy person, these problems may emerge whether you own bitcoin or not doesn't really matter. If you live in a country where there are too many criminals, then as a wealthy person, this is the problem you need to solve first. Obviously, sooner or later you will be a target and if the juridical system isn't functioning, then your wealth will get stolen from you. Let's say you don't have any bitcoins but you have lots of FIAT in your bank account. These same people may still kidnap you, put a gun on your head and tell you to send the money to an overseas account. Once the transaction is complete, it will be over.

Getting rich is a hard task, the harder task is staying rich.

Basically, this hypothetical is like asking if you'd fork over your cash or valuables if some robber stuck a gun in your face.  Well, duh - of course you gotta hand that stuff over! Money can be replaced but your life can't. 

In this whole give me your Bitcoin wallet at gunpoint or I'll kill you scenario your buddy cooked up, the only sane choice is to tell the baddies what they want.  I mean come on your life is way more important than some digital coins.   

Obviously no one wants to end up in that nightmarish spot and  best way to avoid it is to be real careful who you tell about your Bitcoin stash.  Dont chatter to friends, family, or randos you don't 100% trust.  And if you spill to someone you do trust for safekeeping, drill it into their head that the info cannot get out under any circumstances.

The question is how will people find out about your huge holding without disclosing it publicly? Isn’t distributing it to other people will make you more exposed to danger because you will put others on your same spot?

The best thing to do is make your holdings private at all times and never talk about it to anyone if you want to avoid this kind of situation. Prevention is better than cure especially if you have a choice to become silent at all times while enjoying your Bitcoin holdings benefits.

It sounds a bit cinematic, but many people face such situations in earthly life.
And in such a terrible situation, it is better to save lives. Because they will attack you by planning so that even if you try, you will not be able to fight them.
It is better for you to fulfill their wishes than to be injured or killed.
 Because you can get back your lost wealth at some point if you live, but if you lose your life in the illusion of wealth, then there will be none.It seems that well-wishers with knives in their backs under the guise of friendship are all around us, but we don't recognize them.

But the most important thing is to keep you and your assets, or bitcoins, safe so that you never end up in such a scary situation. And your assets will be safe only when you don't share your assets (bitcoins) with everyone.
Not only digital assets (Bitcoin), but earthly assets also need to be protected. Of course, those who have bad intentions sit there, hoping for such tempting news, and attack when they see the opportunity.

 That's why you have to take responsibility for your wealth management in all circumstances. So keep yourself in check. Do not share any information with anyone that may put your precious life at risk.

As someone who prioritizes family, my responses will be based this principle. The significance of my family cannot be  overemphasize. They are my utmost priority. Their presence gives my life meaning, and I love them so much. I with a second thought give up my bitcoins repeatedly if it means being able to witness the growth of my family and share in key moments of my children's lives, such as graduations, weddings, purchasing their first car or home, and more. I will always be able to accumulate bitcoins again over my lifetime, but I cannot have another family. I would willingly give up my bitcoins to criminals multiple times. Family always comes first in my life.

That is scary indeed but it won't happen to anyone if you as a person and knows the danger it may bring but there's a way that it won't happen. Even though no one knows that you have bitcoin but you shouldn't tell anyone that you have except the people who you trust the most and you should also have something that will protect yourself or for self defense. I don't see anyone who is willing to risk his life just so that he can keep his/her btc. My question is, how will you manage your bitcoin when you're dead?. The answer to your question would be to give the wallet so that you can live.