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Topic: Bitcoin Inheritance Planning - page 4. (Read 698 times)

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January 16, 2019, 10:31:04 AM
#7
I don’t trust anybody so sadly if I die my bitcoin’s go too. I’m only in my late 20’s though & have nobody to leave my coins to.
I always tell to my parent that I have bitcoin and in my wallet and my parent also know my password and private key so if there is an emergency that they need a money they use my wallet to convert my bitcoin into fiat. But, I think once I die I will inherit all my bitcoin to my family.
jr. member
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January 15, 2019, 11:03:00 AM
#6
I don’t trust anybody so sadly if I die my bitcoin’s go too. I’m only in my late 20’s though & have nobody to leave my coins to.

Why would you need to trust someone in order to create a legacy plan?

All my stuff is going to my best friend currently, he knows how to access them and knows the access code to my wallet via my iOS app.
legendary
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January 15, 2019, 10:54:09 AM
#5
Take a look at the discussions in these existing threads:


We sure have a lot of topics involving ways for people to inherit their property and their digital currency as well It is good to know what other people might think on a way on how they can handle this thing and giving their trust in a third person to handle their Cryptocurrency, A safety deposit box was the thing I am thinking about and inside was my account and password on it.

I really think OP doesn't want to bother searching the forum and just want to make a good topic, But we should use the search bar more often there are lots of circulating topic that is good to re-upload.
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legendary
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January 15, 2019, 10:42:04 AM
#4
Take a look at the discussions in these existing threads:

legendary
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There is trouble abrewing
January 15, 2019, 10:29:40 AM
#3
this subject has been discussed so many times before and you can do a little search to find what people have  said so far and if you have anything then please try adding it to those discussions instead of restarting the whole thing here again.
legendary
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January 15, 2019, 10:12:38 AM
#2
I don’t trust anybody so sadly if I die my bitcoin’s go too. I’m only in my late 20’s though & have nobody to leave my coins to.
jr. member
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January 15, 2019, 10:08:55 AM
#1
You might think this topic is useless but I think it is very important to consider because for any wealth in the real world there is a way to pass them when some one die, deceased or for any other reason and to do that effectively there are law firms or lawyers who follow well constructed formal methods but do we have such things for bitcoin because handing over its inheritance though a third party means a risky thing so how can we do it effectively ? and are there any effective methods in the current world ?
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