the more people who die without giving access to their private keys to others, of course, it will greatly affect the decrease in the available supply of Bitcoin, if most people die in that way it is clear that their Bitcoins will be wasted, but it can have a big effect on market value because the supply of Bitcoin will be increasingly scarce

One can regularly keep updated in email service preprepared info with password zipped file with info about bitcoins wallet. One need always (say once a year) stop actual planned email to be send later and to edit a new sending time in a year from actual moment.
Even free email services offer such action to send email on a particular day in the future.
One can plan it even in a longer period just warn possible email receivers to keep their emails active. Can be more receivers.

Yah its either one of our family members or whom we trust on, should be made aware of our private keys and other credentials to use our accounts and wallets. Let at least someone get benefits out of it after our death. I have shared my credentials with my wife and have taught her how to get into it and use it as well. Its an asset. As like gold, diamonds and other fiat currencies, Bitcoin is an asset. Hence we are responsible to keep it with either who is live and keeping it in the circulation or sell them off and utilize the money for any other goods instead of just leaving not accessed.

Very interesting question, of course if you are hoarding a large amount of Bitcoin in your private wallet then keep it in a safe place and write it back to your most important person.

yes not forever we can take advantage of bitcoin, it will end when we die. that's why I personally entrust it to the closest people who are really qualified to learn crypto so that if I'm gone someone can continue it. we can't just let it go, so it would be better if it was put to good use by a trusted person. but before that we must also be able to take advantage of this bitcoin well so that we can benefit from it. that's why we have to focus on investing bitcoin or other so that it can be useful in the future.

like a puzzle, right? unfortunately it will be difficult to happen if our family does not know what crypto is, so there needs to be education first.
however, as far as I know, when someone dies, and doesn't leave a private key for their loved ones, it gets trapped in their wallet. because this system is not made to send assets automatically when we die. however, what is yours will remain as it is until someone manages to find your private keys, and remove your assets.

if you don't want to inherit your bitcoins to your own children, it can be said that bitcoins will be buried with you in the ground, no one can dig your bitcoins, so from now on you should give your wallet keys to your children, or you keep your bitcoin code, and you tell them where you store it, so after you die, your child can take care of the bitcoin you live with, and your child can enjoy the results of your work, that's our responsibility as the head of the family, which is to make our family happy. .

I'd spoken about this with my family, I mean we consider the possibility so yeah, I'd prepare something in advance on this one and only it will be then released once I'm dead. So to cut it short, I made a pre-planned last will so that in case something happen *knock on wood* my family would somehow have access to my assets, well I don't have any issues with my insurances since they are my beneficiaries. For those assets such as stocks both crypto and live market, I make sure that they'll have access to it.

If you don't tell or give hints about your Bitcoin to any of your family members/relatives and you die, your BTC will be lost forever as no one will have access to your wallet. What i have suggested all of my friends to solve this problem is using a pendrive to write down all the keys of their wallet and how much assets they're holding. This will help his family members to get back all other assets after his death.

Bitcoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency with no fiat-like structure. It's basically stored in a digital wallet/account operated by the blockchain and its security depends on that as well. During the creation of a Defi wallet or blockchain account, there is no section to enter details about relatives or third parties. BTC wallets always advise users to keep their wallet and recovery credentials secret.
You need to tell your loved one or someone you really trust and give them information about your account or wallet. I think it's best that you make a video tutorial about bitcoin and how to withdraw from your bitcoin, your job is to send a message to your loved ones: "If I die suddenly, watch this video". If you die someone will still open your wallet and sell your bitcoins.