Subnostr

“I'm going to raise a question that I see little, I haven't actually seen yet about a conversation about Bitcoin inheritance. I am concerned to make my family aware (wife and children) about how to access the BTCs I have if I die or somehow can no longer have access to them. After all, life is full of unforeseen events and unfortunately bad things like accidents can happen and I don't want the BTCs I acquired to be lost and not benefit the people I love. Do you take any precautions in this regard?”

Yes… and yes. I only have a little but the little I have is being gifted to my family not just the actual amount in my cold wallet but the how.

Now they have been orange pilled and also stack their own. My work is done here. Now onto the next person 😎 nostr:note1z9znjh38x6hzk02ln5xdlejpdlnyptu9vmh2ktxurk2wv2t6es8qklc2s6

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Mr. Sat Stacker 2y ago

Multi sig is the way. I would go so far and suggest using unchained or casa multisig.

They have options that may put your mind at ease.

So many different situations (married vs. Not, die with a trust etc) all considerations to make your inheritance plan work. But a last option key holder and their guidance to your heir would be valuable in that worst case scenario.

Good you are thinking about it.