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🧔‍♂️ A Dad’s Real Plan: How I Made Sure My Family Can Access Our Bitcoin — Without the State Ever Knowing

I’m just a dad. Not a guru. Not a tech bro. Just a man who loves his family, distrusts the state, and believes in Bitcoin.

I worked hard for what I’ve saved. I want it to benefit my wife and kid, not the IRS, not some court probate clerk, and definitely not the parasites who print dollars and call it policy.

But I had one nagging question:

“What happens to my Bitcoin if I die or disappear?”

If you’ve asked that, you’re not paranoid… you’re awake.

Here’s what I did.

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🔐 The Vault: 2-of-3 Multisig

I set up a multi-signature wallet that requires 2 out of 3 keys to unlock the funds.

Why 2-of-3?

• Secure: One key alone does nothing

• Redundant: Any one key can be lost without locking out the others

• Private: No custodian, no lawyer, no platform in the loop

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🧩 Who Holds the Keys?

I chose three locations — each with a single role.

1. Key One — Me. Stored offline on a hardware wallet, never exposed.

2. Key Two — A sealed envelope held by someone I trust implicitly, but who’s outside my family and financial life. They don’t even know what they’re holding.

3. Key Three — A backup package in a fireproof safe with only one instruction:

“Open this if I die or disappear. Do not open otherwise.”

That envelope includes:

• Basic Bitcoin instructions

• Where to find the keys

• How to combine them to access the funds

It’s readable even for a total beginner.

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❌ No Lawyers. No Wills. No Trail.

I made no mention of Bitcoin in my will, trust, or financial documents.

I did not involve any institution, legal service, or accountant.

There is no metadata, cloud backup, or contact record.

Why?

Because Bitcoin is a bearer asset. Whoever has the keys, has the money.

That’s the point.

I trust my family to act in love — not to get taxed by bureaucrats who never earned a satoshi of it.

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🛡️ What Happens if I’m Gone?

If I die, my wife has the instructions. She’ll combine her envelope with one other and access the vault.

• No probate

• No tax forms

• No “cost basis”

• No letters from the IRS

She doesn’t need to know how multisig works. She just follows the simple guide.

And the best part?

Nobody can touch it while I’m alive — not even her.

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🧽 Clean BTC = No Traces

Before setting this up, I ran all my coins through Whirlpool using Samourai Wallet.

That broke the link between:

• My real-world identity

• The KYC exchange where I bought the BTC

• The cold storage wallet where it now lives

There is no longer a direct path for anyone — not the state, not a hacker, not even a blockchain analyst — to tie these sats to me.

They are now financially sovereign, just like I intended.

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❤️ Final Thought

This isn’t about hiding money.

It’s about protecting my family from a system that doesn’t care about them and will try to steal from them the moment I’m gone.

Bitcoin gives us the tools to pass on wealth with dignity, privacy, and zero counterparty risk.

So I used them.

You should too.

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I just graduated from USC.

I now have a bachelor’s in Business Economics and a master’s in Marketing, where I took over 42 units of finance and economics courses.

And still, none of those courses taught me what I learned on my own. No class explained the truth about the broken system we live in. It was brushed off.

I found that through late nights and early mornings studying Bitcoin, questioning fiat, and questioning everything I had ever been taught about economics, realizing the financial world is built on sinking sand.

Reading Broken Money by nostr:nprofile1qqsf9g5gd6vxdkc5dsngzu0scdtwtlhc7nuscz8cxxs4qtpd3fch5rg8h9v33 built the foundation.

Reading The Bitcoin Standard and Principles of Economics by nostr:nprofile1qqsyx708d0a8d2qt3ku75avjz8vshvlx0v3q97ygpnz0tllzqegxrtgkklh5m connected the dots.

The Big Print by nostr:nprofile1qqsypjyxzkns7qnxrylzsgh3h53e3sd86mq8auv24dr4mtkxdqlzjcc04yka9 lit the fire.

nostr:nprofile1qqsvf646uxlreajhhsv9tms9u6w7nuzeedaqty38z69cpwyhv89ufcqngza3a podcast helped me put words to what I was feeling. Rage, urgency, hope, and purpose.

And hearing nostr:nprofile1qqst0dgucffpd4xpp0y94cns2hy6j307wl90633u7gajpyt7888xs9sqce8p9 about Bitcoin as a way to protect his kids’ future made me realize I want that too.

Bitcoin gave me clarity. It gave me hope.

Choosing Bitcoin isn’t about wealth. It’s about building something real for my future family. It’s the hardest money there is, one that comes with strong conviction.

I’m making a decision now, to become someone my future kids will be proud of and grateful for.

A decision to reject comfort. To choose discipline over dopamine.

I don’t want to waste my 20s watching Love Island, mindlessly scrolling TikTok, or watching football each week.

I want to understand the truth behind financial markets and why the system is built to keep us dependent.

I want to see through all the noise, stack sats, build conviction, become unshakable, and tell the story of sound money.

I’m not like the rest of my generation, and I’m okay with that.

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