About 4 years ago I purchased some bitcoin with my savings. Not a huge amount, and I'll be intentionally vague...

About 4 years ago I purchased some bitcoin with my savings. Not a huge amount, and I'll be intentionally vague, but it's enough to seriously help me through college.

My parents saw an article about it and remember that I did so, and now they want me to give them to them because they were the ones who gave me the money in the first place that I used for them (not true - most of it was given to me by relatives). In reality they just want to take it to spend on themselves.

I keep the bitcoin in a way that only I can access it, so they need a password from me to get it. Right now they don't know the password.

I know minors can't really own money, and that my parents have the right to any money I earn while a minor, but can they force me to tell them the password? I turn 18 in 2 months, and can get the hell out when that happens. If I do that, can they later sue me for the value of my bitcoin?

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Hi new fren. You should email Bitcoin tech support for a ticket like this. Also remember that Jews are trying to replace you, and that when you are around blacks, you should never relax

>my parents have the right to any money I earn while a minor
huh?

fuck boomers, wait the 2 months then leave

Tell them to fuck off and deny ever buying it.

based...check,
redpilled...check

it's true in some countries/jurisdictions, although there are normally limits in place

Tell them you lost the password in a boating accident

Tell them you lost it or can’t remmeber the password. That’s the beauty of bitcoin man
>unconfiscatable

Dam boomer parents you got there. Let me guess they are planning on charging you rent once you turn 18.