NICE QUESTION!!!

I don't want to reveal how I am personally doing that, or someone will kill me lol

However you should put your wallet.dat file and an instruction video in a common video format like .mp4 on a Micro SD card.
Also PNG images of your public and Private keys.

Make about 50 pairs, so that you have new wallets for future use before you die, but that are still pre-recored onto your Micro SD card will.


Then hide that SD card someplace it will be found by someone you want to find it if you die.

Leave clues, passwords with questions that only your chosen person will know the answer to.
Such as personal memories you and they share.

Allow clear instructions for capitalization and punctuation if necessary.  As in none.

If you want to receive curse in afterlife better not make it a puzzle lol, simply either write in your will and give it to a lawyer or just keep it in a safe that your family could access when you're gone and if you are afraid they take your coins before you're dead then you should start thinking about your place in such a family.

wow, I've never thought about this. As people above have mentioned, hiding paper wallets seems to be the way to go. I'd probably give steps on where to find it in my testament.
If bitcoin becomes mainstream we need a good solution for this.

Ironically, banks are perhaps the only institution that have proven to be able to achieve things similar to this through the ages. This might be ironical but a Bitcoin equivalent for such a service would sound more funny.

This is an important question. I only have access to my wallet that i never shared with anyone. I think we should choose our nominee who may have all the access of our saving accounts. Otherwise, nobody will know how many btc or eth we left before we die.

Who knows? The only person I would give my wallet after my death is my mother because I can really trust her. So it doesn't matter anyway.

All my bitcoin is stored on my phone.  Hopefully I won't die in an explosion or something, because then all will be lost.  If that doesn't happen, whoever retrieves my phone first is the beneficiary.  One of these days I'm going to put together a will and leave everything to the drug rehab I work at.  That'll include cash and the no doubt enormous amount of bitcoin (lol) I hold when I finally kick the bucket.  I'll save that list of words that acts as an account-recovery thing.  I'll put that damn thing in my will.

Well, we only need to find candidates according to the criteria we want. With that, we can inherit all the btc we have before we die.

it is possible and it is called locktime, you create a transaction and set the locktime of the transaction to a specific time or block height that you like and then sign it. you can give it to anyone, put it up in a server that broadcasts it at a specific time or just post it in public, that transaction can not be mined until the locktime is reached.

and if you were alive by the deadline you should spend the funds to a new address before the tx becomes valid.

A great idea but never thought of until I read this article! But everything will be lost when too many people know. You should be prepared for the worst situation, but you may have to use a paper wallet with some characters reminiscent of it