"When it comes to passing on an inheritance in Bitcoin, your loved ones will likely be unfamiliar with managing private keys or recovering wallets. They will need external assistance from competent and trustworthy individuals.

The ideal approach is to select at least two distinct people:

A trusted relative, who will ensure the smooth execution of your plan. They don't necessarily need deep knowledge of Bitcoin, but they must be someone your heirs can rely on.

An experienced Bitcoin user, who can provide technical support for recovering the funds, managing wallets, and understanding the processes involved.

"

lol

This is a dead end.

In my opinion, this starting point contradicts the continuous loop narrative in the space:

"In my entire cursed clan, not a single person has listened to me for years when I talk about bitcoin."