Thank you for the feedback! If you’d like to know how the keys are generated, you can view the code below. BTCapsule uses the python-bitcoin-utils library, so all the information is there.

The receiver wallet is stored in a folder, and can be moved or duplicated to any storage device. You can buy a few flash drives and copy the folder to each one, and then after a few years, copy them to new flash drives or whatever storage options are available in the future. The receiver wallet is not as important as the sender wallet, because it’s impossible to get the Bitcoin before the timelock expires.

I will say that I don’t recommend timelocking the Bitcoin for longer than a few years. If the original owner is still alive, they can always sweep their Bitcoin before the timelock expires, and create new wallets for their heirs.

Here is the code to show how the keys are generated:

BTCapsule is an inheritance program I’ve been working on, and I would love to know what you think about it.

It’s written in Python and built for Android devices. You can buy a very cheap Android, and BTCapsule will function like a hardware "paper wallet".

It works by creating two paper wallets, and each wallet contains a raw transaction. The sender’s wallet is the one you will keep, and it allows you to redeem your Bitcoin at any time.

The receiver’s wallet can be copied to an SD card and given to your loved one. The raw tx is timelocked until the date you choose, and then the Bitcoin will be sent to their paper wallet.

This allows you to give your Bitcoin as an inheritance, while having full access to your Bitcoin at anytime. No multisig or third-parties are necessary.

Right now, BTCapsule is only available for Testnet, so you can use it on your current device without worrying about disabling the internet. You can get Testnet coins for free by searching “Bitcoin testnet faucet”.

I am unaware of anything else like BTCapsule, and your feedback would be much appreciated. Thank you nostriches 🙏🏻

Mm tbh I have t tried that yet, but certain you can somehow.

I'm currently working on a regenerative farming project with my genius cousin Kweku in Ghana. ❤️

Whatever spare change I make here in the USA, gets ⚡ to GHANA to facilitate things.

We managed to aquire some land together and we are moving forward with plans to build a viable model for regenerative farming in the West African region.

We are converging on applying for government grants like these to speed things up stay tuned.