even as a crypto user, I want to pass a physical inheritance on to my children, because that's better. however, in matters of knowledge, I may teach them useful knowledge. well, if I teach them about crypto, they can learn it. it also includes non-physical inheritance. it's better, because they can make their own money, rather than giving them directly without knowing or understanding about crypto. Well, that's what I've been thinking all along.
Do you know that bitcoin is good inheritance, do you also know that Gold is good inheritance, do you also know that crude is also a good inheritance, because all these listed is assets, giving and living these to your children or siblings is good, but you have to teach as you discuss my brother, to teach you children the way of bitcoin is better so that they will not depart with it in time
Topic: A good man/woman leaves an inheritance (Read 909 times)
Actually giving a bitcoin is an ideal inheritance for the family but again its better to introduce to them how it works and how it possible transfers into an asset because of course its too hard to leave them some money or bitcoin but they don't know how to use it its quite hard if they need to seek help for others might lose the bitcoin foremost if this has a large amount. Make a guide them for a mean time so they keep aware.
that depends on the circumstances because even though he is your relative, it has become a different habit even though he is a good person because there is no inheritance if a treasure is left, so whatever you hold now if you have a huge amount left to your family it's not too late everything needed to be arranged, if you have a big bitcoin hold you will leave just in case you have to split that before you pass away because for me I don't believe in an inheritance and nothing is impossible in a good person ....
even as a crypto user, I want to pass a physical inheritance on to my children, because that's better. however, in matters of knowledge, I may teach them useful knowledge. well, if I teach them about crypto, they can learn it. it also includes non-physical inheritance. it's better, because they can make their own money, rather than giving them directly without knowing or understanding about crypto. Well, that's what I've been thinking all along.
Do you know that bitcoin is good inheritance, do you also know that Gold is good inheritance, do you also know that crude is also a good inheritance, because all these listed is assets, giving and living these to your children or siblings is good, but you have to teach as you discuss my brother, to teach you children the way of bitcoin is better so that they will not depart with it in time 
even as a crypto user, I want to pass a physical inheritance on to my children, because that's better. however, in matters of knowledge, I may teach them useful knowledge. well, if I teach them about crypto, they can learn it. it also includes non-physical inheritance. it's better, because they can make their own money, rather than giving them directly without knowing or understanding about crypto. Well, that's what I've been thinking all along.
this issue is very serious and lacks a lot of trust and good strategy, for example there are wives or husbands who are not legally married
But you cannot call a Husband or Wife if they are not married so i think that is another argument mate.Quote
and in this scenario the assets cannot belong to the person who remains alive unless the court determines,
actually why need to go that far when if we are really willing to allot our funds in our related people we can just simply give them our phrase or keys and then things will be determined by them.Quote
there is also the issue of testament that the person can make but if in the country bitcoin is not recognized and also the person is not married, things get complicated
so never let it as Inheritance instead give it directly . 
A way could be found to do this. Crypto is nowadays most people’s asset as it is easy to buy and track. No stress about any documentation like in case of properties and other assets. But there have not been much talks of people leaving behind crypto for their dear ones. Maybe it is newer but it does hold a lot of potential and would be perfect as inheritance.
It's a perfect inheritance when the right time comes. The value for sure has grown up and the inheritor will surely be happy with what you've left. About paper works, you're right. Cryptos doesn't have that paper works for someone to inherit it. You just give your private keys or any log-in details if you're that type leaving your assets into exchanges and online wallets.
and as a family man then you would really be having those kind of hesitances because you cant be sure if they wont be accessing those wallets while you do earn it up.This is why even myself wont really
be tending to share it up directly but instead it would be put up on a will plus having those instructions on how to access it which is far more better with this kind of option.
So its up to you whether you could dive in or dive out.
There are some family member that you can't give your private keys, because they won't be able to make good use of the money. The most important aspect is giving your private keys to someone who will manage and secure your funds if you are no more. It must not always be family member, you can also give your inheritance to your good friend. Although, Is really a good decision to leave behind inheritance to your family. But, when it comes to reviewing your private keys to a person, it should be someone you can probably trust.
Well, I think that depends on the criteria of the person, in some cases the family can become someone's worst enemy and whoever counts most in life can be a friend, but by nature the person always looks for the members of the family. his family so that he can enjoy and leave the things for which I work (It is preferable to leave things to them than to the government) in this case, death is something natural through which we all must go, and you always have to start that in this world we must do good things until after we die, because every day things get more difficult, and if there is fortune, BTC or whatever, it is good to leave something to people with their respective private keys.
this issue is very serious and lacks a lot of trust and good strategy, for example there are wives or husbands who are not legally married and in this scenario the assets cannot belong to the person who remains alive unless the court determines, there is also the issue of testament that the person can make but if in the country bitcoin is not recognized and also the person is not married, things get complicated
But not all would really be that confident on doing so while they are still alive thats why preparing up on something talks about inheritance would a bit kind of stressful into someone who is trying to earn it up
and as a family man then you would really be having those kind of hesitances because you cant be sure if they wont be accessing those wallets while you do earn it up.This is why even myself wont really
be tending to share it up directly but instead it would be put up on a will plus having those instructions on how to access it which is far more better with this kind of option.
So its up to you whether you could dive in or dive out.
because indeed things like this are quite sensitive, especially dealing with wealth because even my family has doubts about loyalty when it comes to wealth.
Preparing is good enough but on the other hand it is like a rolling wild ball because there will always be an impact when the ball is bounced
but on the other hand this must also be considered early on even though it is not too urgent but we never know what will happen to our age later.
The lawyers chosen must also be seen properly because it is their fault that they are outsiders who will be dangerous too.
I don't even think that most of the people will do this and share their passwords and wallets phrases etc with anyone whether with their family members and with anyone and one more thing their is no guarantee of life with any one because no one know about his life. So, i don't think most of the people will share.
There are some family member that you can't give your private keys, because they won't be able to make good use of the money. The most important aspect is giving your private keys to someone who will manage and secure your funds if you are no more. It must not always be family member, you can also give your inheritance to your good friend. Although, Is really a good decision to leave behind inheritance to your family. But, when it comes to reviewing your private keys to a person, it should be someone you can probably trust.
I agree with you, family is a very essential part of us but if they're going to sqander all you've laboured for, I'll agree that you give it to that friend you can trust with your money only that you have to leave instructions on how the money should be shared with your family members, it'll be wickedness to black them out totally, so carry them along and let them have a share in your inheritance. 
There are some family member that you can't give your private keys, because they won't be able to make good use of the money. The most important aspect is giving your private keys to someone who will manage and secure your funds if you are no more. It must not always be family member, you can also give your inheritance to your good friend. Although, Is really a good decision to leave behind inheritance to your family. But, when it comes to reviewing your private keys to a person, it should be someone you can probably trust.
Currently that am still alive I don't really trust anybody so I don't really allow anybody to know my seed phrase or private key, because if anybody have access to your private key then your funds are no longer safe, but I believe I will be dieing one day and if nobody have access to my wallet all my funds are gone so I make sure I secure all my private key to different wallets in my diary so that if I die and they want to share my property if they check my diary they will definitely see my private keys there then they can sell off and distribute the money.
Despite how horrible and inhumane the world has become in this generation, I still believe there are a few good men. And trusted ones too. Leaving your diary to chances that someone may randomly get access to it after your demise and then harvest your hidden treasure is a wild goose chase. That someone may see it but may not make out head or tail from it if they aren't crypto inclined. To them, it may look like a set of jargons. I know it's difficult to trust someone this day but that will be half solved if one has a spouse. Take the shot. After all, if you can trust someone with your life by allowing them cook your meal; it shouldn't be a big deal trusting them with a set of words. But not all would really be that confident on doing so while they are still alive thats why preparing up on something talks about inheritance would a bit kind of stressful into someone who is trying to earn it up
and as a family man then you would really be having those kind of hesitances because you cant be sure if they wont be accessing those wallets while you do earn it up.This is why even myself wont really
be tending to share it up directly but instead it would be put up on a will plus having those instructions on how to access it which is far more better with this kind of option.
So its up to you whether you could dive in or dive out.
because indeed things like this are quite sensitive, especially dealing with wealth because even my family has doubts about loyalty when it comes to wealth.
Preparing is good enough but on the other hand it is like a rolling wild ball because there will always be an impact when the ball is bounced
But not all would really be that confident on doing so while they are still alive thats why preparing up on something talks about inheritance would a bit kind of stressful into someone who is trying to earn it up
and as a family man then you would really be having those kind of hesitances because you cant be sure if they wont be accessing those wallets while you do earn it up.This is why even myself wont really
be tending to share it up directly but instead it would be put up on a will plus having those instructions on how to access it which is far more better with this kind of option.
So its up to you whether you could dive in or dive out.
because indeed things like this are quite sensitive, especially dealing with wealth because even my family has doubts about loyalty when it comes to wealth.
Preparing is good enough but on the other hand it is like a rolling wild ball because there will always be an impact when the ball is bounced
A way could be found to do this. Crypto is nowadays most people’s asset as it is easy to buy and track. No stress about any documentation like in case of properties and other assets. But there have not been much talks of people leaving behind crypto for their dear ones. Maybe it is newer but it does hold a lot of potential and would be perfect as inheritance.
It's a perfect inheritance when the right time comes. The value for sure has grown up and the inheritor will surely be happy with what you've left. About paper works, you're right. Cryptos doesn't have that paper works for someone to inherit it. You just give your private keys or any log-in details if you're that type leaving your assets into exchanges and online wallets.
and as a family man then you would really be having those kind of hesitances because you cant be sure if they wont be accessing those wallets while you do earn it up.This is why even myself wont really
be tending to share it up directly but instead it would be put up on a will plus having those instructions on how to access it which is far more better with this kind of option.
So its up to you whether you could dive in or dive out.
A way could be found to do this. Crypto is nowadays most people’s asset as it is easy to buy and track. No stress about any documentation like in case of properties and other assets. But there have not been much talks of people leaving behind crypto for their dear ones. Maybe it is newer but it does hold a lot of potential and would be perfect as inheritance.
It's a perfect inheritance when the right time comes. The value for sure has grown up and the inheritor will surely be happy with what you've left. About paper works, you're right. Cryptos doesn't have that paper works for someone to inherit it. You just give your private keys or any log-in details if you're that type leaving your assets into exchanges and online wallets.
every good man and good woman will definitely leave a legacy, actually everyone has their own principles, and have different thoughts, there are some people who don't leave their inheritance to others, with the reason that he himself can be successful and can collect a lot of money, so he believes that his family can also earn their own income and is even more successful than himself, so he prefers to donate his wealth to the poor and orphans, to be used as a charity of worship in the future, but if I personally will definitely leave some of my inheritance for my own family , and some of it I donate to people in need..
Well, people are different and so is our culture, religion, etc so for me, I believe we are making the issue with Bitcoin Inheritance more complicated than it should be. People have been leaving wills of properties worth Billions of $ for families and some have gone smoothly while others with even less worth have gone south. With regards to one of the differences, I mentioned earlier, sharing of inheritance already have its formula, and as long as access to your Bitcoin is simple enough for the family to access e.g PKs/wallet seeds made available by a trusted lawyer to the inheriting family members, then that too should follow the same formula.
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