Your crypto dies with you unless your family knows how to find it.
Exchanges freeze. Hardware wallets lock. DeFi positions vanish. Document everything now so your family inherits your crypto — not your problems.
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in crypto is estimated to be permanently lost — locked in wallets no one can access, on exchanges no one knows about, in DeFi positions no one documented.
The specific problem with crypto inheritance
Traditional assets have institutions that help. Crypto has none of that.
Exchanges freeze accounts
Coinbase, Binance, Kraken — they all lock the account on death. Your family needs documentation, probate, and months of back-and-forth to access anything.
Hardware wallets are inaccessible
A Ledger or Trezor without the PIN and seed phrase is a brick. Your family will not know what it is, let alone how to recover it.
DeFi positions are invisible
Liquidity pools, staking, yield farming — none of this shows up in a bank statement. If you do not document it, it does not exist to your family.
Step-up in basis is lost
Inherited crypto gets a step-up in cost basis to the date-of-death value. Without proper documentation, your family could pay thousands more in capital gains tax than they need to.
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