Are there any differences between cultures and how people treat each other in each country? Is it true that people will rely on us or ask us for money if they know we have a lot of money? Do they really do that or are we being too suspicious and thinking badly of our loved ones? Honestly, that rarely happens in my area because everyone has their own job and their own self-esteem. Asking or demanding money from family members is considered insulting and only shows that you are incompetent and will not be respected by others.
I think the problem is that inheriting bitcoin seems more complicated than other assets because if someone has our seed phrase, they can own all of our bitcoin. You are right about this.
It all depends on your environment, but I'm almost sure that there will be several people willing to borrow from you when they find out that you have become a wealthy person, and most likely they will not repay the debt if you give it to them. I always tend to think that money loves silence, there is no need for strangers to know about my financial situation, and it is better not to advertise it too demonstratively, it seems to me that this is unnecessary, but not everyone shares this point of view, there is a type of people for whom status is of great importance and they try to show it in every possible way.
I have never met anyone like that in my life, from family to friends. Everyone has their own self-esteem, even if they are in trouble and I am willing to help them, they will refuse, let alone take advantage of me.
I agree with you on this, I also don't like to brag or show off. But it's not that I'm afraid of people taking advantage of me, what I'm worried about is that showing off will create distance between relationships. Some people will feel inferior or some will be jealous of each other when there is a big difference in wealth. That is why we live together or play together but rarely ask each other about income or assets, which is not good for our relationship.
