What are your plans with your crypto assets after death?

[Jaephoenix]

Nah, I'm not worried about the fate of my crypto haul after I'm gone. My wife here don't give a dead rat's ass about crypto. She is so crypto dense its impossible. I guess some people are not just meant for crypto. My haul is gonna die with me

[nakmantu99]

I already thought about this. And so he showed his private keys to wallets to his younger brothers. Let them then dispose of the cryptocurrency as they want.

Good decision, I agree with you.
I know many friends share their private key and password to their family.
I think it's good way, if we die , our family can use our digital asset.
Crypto will survive for along years again.

[Cutter Cute]

I will pass it on to my son, there is no other way but to give the private key you have to your family, because it is very valuable

[Heitor_55]

What are your plans with your crypto assets after death? Do you want to pass on to your children as an inheritance or will they be locked out forever to share that value with the entire crypto community?
Many people choose the first option, they share the wallet & private key with their relatives by storing them in a hardware storage device and the password to access it is only revealed in the will

Great question. While I personally wouldn't share private keys with family members, as I don't trust them that much, I have shared my ledger pins with a trusted family member. Thus, if/when I pass away, my hardware wallets will go to the right person, my crypto doesn't go to waste. No kids over here either.

I like the idea of putting it in a will, but I don't think I trust solicitors enough to give them passwords to an encrypted device, even if well stored away 

But still i believe it is hard to believe anyone and give your personal information even to your near and dear ones.

[mrongos]

When you are dead and still have digital assets in cryptocurrency, it is best to think about making small notes so that your family from your wife or children or even your brothers and sisters can use them to help process funeral costs, because otherwise they will find it difficult to find additional fees. for the funeral process and of course for additional living expenses for the family you left behind.

[Speaker]

This can all be notarized, but as a rule, investments in cryptocurrencies take up a small part of investments for the majority, plus a market drop.

[gunhell16]

  Right now I plan to teach my son what I am doing, I will teach him little by little about cryptocurrency or bitcoin, and my plan is

when he is 10 years old I will start making him aware of it. Then everything I know here will teach him, from how to earn here,

and how to transfer the earnings here to real money, even in conducting transactions in exchanges I will also teach him of course.

[Speaker]

  Right now I plan to teach my son what I am doing, I will teach him little by little about cryptocurrency or bitcoin, and my plan is

when he is 10 years old I will start making him aware of it. Then everything I know here will teach him, from how to earn here,

and how to transfer the earnings here to real money, even in conducting transactions in exchanges I will also teach him of course.

It won't be superfluous.Immersion in the digital economy is a step into the future!

[Senocular]

I have shared all my personal information with my parents. If anything happens to me, they will own all of my assets.

[Afony]

These tokens also remain on the wallet if they suddenly start working again, only there are no such project tokens. There are few people who remove useless tokens from their wallet.

[Speaker]

I have no plans in this regard)

[KryptoBull]

I think I should write down the crypto account information, then give it to the banks and add it to the family will. Crypto assets should be seen as a fraction of total assets just like real estate, cash, stocks, and gold.

[Speaker]

I think I should write down the crypto account information, then give it to the banks and add it to the family will. Crypto assets should be seen as a fraction of total assets just like real estate, cash, stocks, and gold.

If you have a solid part of it, then yes.

[gurunanakji777]

Honestly speaking I never thought about this but one should always keep this in mind. There must be one person who knows everything about how to access all your coins So keeping this in mind I keep all my passwords and details in one place. My wife knows about it but she never checks the details I keep. In case of any mishappening, she can access my crypto Ac without any issue.

[Speaker]

Honestly speaking I never thought about this but one should always keep this in mind. There must be one person who knows everything about how to access all your coins So keeping this in mind I keep all my passwords and details in one place. My wife knows about it but she never checks the details I keep. In case of any mishappening, she can access my crypto Ac without any issue.

Well, you are well done for taking care of this, I haven't even dealt with this issue yet.