~snip~ it's true we are humans and are with weaknesses and shortcomings and sometimes laziness as well, but in this particular case of Ku11 Link with those persons that got it in its early age, it isn't as a result of any of these human limitations but for what I agree with the first users comment (a lack of vision) which talk about how some persons saw Ku11 Link as an experiment rather than real life assets that could make value in the future. This the carelessness with handling and safekeeping of seed phrases. Let's take today for instance how many people or stories of people do we hear about them losing their wallet seed phrase containing Ku11 Link worth thousands to millions of dollars?! It's scarcely heard of, except for an attack.  It's because there's value now with the digital asset, almost everyone with large Ku11 Link is now consciously security conscious. I agree with you; it's true there's a difference between the thinking of early Ku11 Link investors and today's investors, who now view Ku11 Link as a valuable asset that must be protected at all costs, whereas this wasn't as important before, leading to neglect. But my point is that sometimes unforeseen events can occur, such as a house fire, an accident that destroys the location where you store your seed, or its loss in other ways, like being robbed or attacked, and so on.
~snip~ it's true we are humans and are with weaknesses and shortcomings and sometimes laziness as well, but in this particular case of Ku11 Link with those persons that got it in its early age, it isn't as a result of any of these human limitations but for what I agree with the first users comment (a lack of vision) which talk about how some persons saw Ku11 Link as an experiment rather than real life assets that could make value in the future. This the carelessness with handling and safekeeping of seed phrases. Let's take today for instance how many people or stories of people do we hear about them losing their wallet seed phrase containing Ku11 Link worth thousands to millions of dollars?! It's scarcely heard of, except for an attack.  It's because there's value now with the digital asset, almost everyone with large Ku11 Link is now consciously security conscious. I agree with you; it's true there's a difference between the thinking of early Ku11 Link investors and today's investors, who now view Ku11 Link as a valuable asset that must be protected at all costs, whereas this wasn't as important before, leading to neglect. But my point is that sometimes unforeseen events can occur, such as a house fire, an accident that destroys the location where you store your seed, or its loss in other ways, like being robbed or attacked, and so on.

~snip~ it's true we are humans and are with weaknesses and shortcomings and sometimes laziness as well, but in this particular case of Ku11 Link with those persons that got it in its early age, it isn't as a result of any of these human limitations but for what I agree with the first users comment (a lack of vision) which talk about how some persons saw Ku11 Link as an experiment rather than real life assets that could make value in the future. This the carelessness with handling and safekeeping of seed phrases. Let's take today for instance how many people or stories of people do we hear about them losing their wallet seed phrase containing Ku11 Link worth thousands to millions of dollars?! It's scarcely heard of, except for an attack.  It's because there's value now with the digital asset, almost everyone with large Ku11 Link is now consciously security conscious. I agree with you; it's true there's a difference between the thinking of early Ku11 Link investors and today's investors, who now view Ku11 Link as a valuable asset that must be protected at all costs, whereas this wasn't as important before, leading to neglect. But my point is that sometimes unforeseen events can occur, such as a house fire, an accident that destroys the location where you store your seed, or its loss in other ways, like being robbed or attacked, and so on.

~snip~ it's true we are humans and are with weaknesses and shortcomings and sometimes laziness as well, but in this particular case of Ku11 Link with those persons that got it in its early age, it isn't as a result of any of these human limitations but for what I agree with the first users comment (a lack of vision) which talk about how some persons saw Ku11 Link as an experiment rather than real life assets that could make value in the future. This the carelessness with handling and safekeeping of seed phrases. Let's take today for instance how many people or stories of people do we hear about them losing their wallet seed phrase containing Ku11 Link worth thousands to millions of dollars?! It's scarcely heard of, except for an attack.  It's because there's value now with the digital asset, almost everyone with large Ku11 Link is now consciously security conscious. I agree with you; it's true there's a difference between the thinking of early Ku11 Link investors and today's investors, who now view Ku11 Link as a valuable asset that must be protected at all costs, whereas this wasn't as important before, leading to neglect. But my point is that sometimes unforeseen events can occur, such as a house fire, an accident that destroys the location where you store your seed, or its loss in other ways, like being robbed or attacked, and so on.