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"Pamela provides an easily digestible guide to protecting your cryptoassets from being lost upon your passing. I've spent many hours working on my own plans but was still surprised by several potential pitfalls that were covered. Anyone who owns cryptoassets should read this book, even if they're highly technical or expect to live for many years." - Jameson Lopp, Software Engineer at Casa
"This excellent guide demystifies a challenging and complex issue that has not received sufficient attention to date: the issue of estate planning for those who own cryptoassets. The guide is accessible, practical, thorough and highly readable. More broadly, it is a useful guide for anyone seeking a plain language discussion of security issues surrounding ownership of cryptoassets, particularly those in the legal profession."- Ana Badour, Partner and Fintech Lead at McCarthy Tétrault LLP
About the Author
Pamela Morgan is an educator, entrepreneur, author, and attorney who has been working exclusively with bitcoin & open blockchains since early 2014. Morgan is a widely respected authority on multi-signature governance and legal innovation in digital currencies. She spends much of her time traveling the world training lawyers about these technologies through her company, Empowered Law.
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An easy to follow guide to get you started on the path to handing down your cryptoassets to family, friends, charities, etc. The overall message is to get started TODAY (Just do it) and to not let the dream of a perfect plan stop you from making progress today. Many easy to use forms are included to help you measure your unique situation, risk and security needs. This is going to be a monumental topic over the next decade as more wealth is stored in cryptoassets and the process for secure and legal transfer of this new store of value becomes common place.
Iʻm ½ way through my first read-through before following through with the instructions for real. First impression is its thoroughness and easily understood text. I keep noticing how the author makes no presumptions about the knowledge of the heirs on how to access one's stash of crypto.
Frankly my relatives have trouble attach a photo to an email, so I thought, "Of course..." when she noted that one should take a photo of the Ledger Nano S and print it to paper so they know what it looks like, which makes clear sense when it could be dismissed as just some flash drive.
It was all these details that I take for granted that opened my eyes to how others less knowledgable would see how to navigate this situation.
Pamela is a great writer, clear thinker, and is really easy to understand. Love her talks on Youtube too! This isn't a pretty topic, and it seems daunting, but she makes it manageable. I would def recommend this so these assets don't get lost when you go.
For those with cryptocurrencies, or those looking to invest, this book provides an excellent overview of how you should approach these assets with regards to your will. It's a very accessible and quick read.
Good practical advice to safety navigate the estate process to safely, reliably and effectively ensure your heirs receive the assets you want them to have.
You could get hit buy a bus tomorrow. Would your heirs know what do to with your cryptoassets? Pamela Morgan’s book provides clear instructions for everyone involved in this space. Whether you trade, HODL, or BUIDL, you should have a plan in place.