"Talk to anyone who holds bitcoin, and in private, they'll admit that they don't really have a plan if they die." Or the unspoken risk: "am I putting my family in danger by keeping large sums of money in the same house as them" Most of our clients began working with us from an inheritance and legacy-planning perspective. It's rational, started holding BTC at $150 a coin at the age of 25, now 35, two kids, and millions in wealth to manage. They initially moved 10% to 50% of their BTC from self-custody to Multi-Institution Custody, and now they can sleep easy knowing that, at the very least, their family will have access to some of their bitcoin. Over time, folks naturally feel increasingly comfortable in Multi-Institution Custody and continue to shift more of their allocation there. It's a personal journey and we are here to help.

Cam Stromme
@21Bullish
01-30
Talk to anyone who holds bitcoin and in private they'll admit that they don't really have a plan if they die.
Their wife wouldn't know how to access it. That would be tragic.
It's hard to plan ahead for a tail risk, but it provides so much peace of mind when we do.
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