During the process of planning or putting together the inheritance plan, the big decision is if you want to protect your Bitcoin while you're a live or you want to give access to your family members when you're gone.

Without self custody it's not your Bitcoin Hold it yourself and educate people around you how Bitcoin works. That's it that's the plan

Only self custody.

Only Self Custody. There are always people who you can trust for sharing the keys. You just need to be following Indian culture for this. We still believe and practice a joint family culture. I share my keys with my brother, sister, wife and my mother. However, they all are very much unknown what those keys actually mean. But, considering I die or can't use my funds by myself, they'll be able to do so. I've planned about how my family can inherit my coins, rather giving the custody away to someone/something else.

Self custody. This will take a lot of thought and time but ultimately the best way to hold bitcoin

ATM collaborative custody is the best choice to minimize risk of catastrophic loss upon your death, while having most (not all) of the benefits of self-custody

in 50 years when your grandchild receive a metal seed plate in the mail and they will have their inheritance

in 15 years when your children receive a loaded cold card for a graduation gift they will have the beginning of their inheritance

give away as much as you can while you are alive

die with zero

Depends on the person I am talking to and amount we're talking about

Thank you Stackers for participating in this poll. Self custody is the ultimate way.

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