If you store you secret wallet keys or passwords in safe place and if you mentioned your  heir some one he will.get you worth and if you not tell anything about you bitcoins and keys they will be lost and not useable.

Private keys or bitcoin passwords are recommended to be kept secret, but in maintaining confidentiality, don't let all the closest people like your wife not tell you. Death can come at any time, and you cannot predict the future of the bitcoins in your wallet, if only you know the details yourself. try to entrust the things you keep secret to people you can trust for whatever you keep.

Yes, people have make a similar statement before this post, without been known bitcoin private key is suppose to be keep aside without somebody knowing the root, but due to death and life interchange our private key of cryptocurrency supposed to have especial document with red pen to show that it is not suppose to be opening every time and minutes, we know bitcoin wallet ID is confidential but we are suppose to show our siblings to know because of death

They would get your coins if they do have the private keys of your wallet which simply means that you would really still need to tell them about those informations if you are really that serious on giving out some inheritance of those assets once you do die.Of course you would be telling and teaching them about on how to access wallets and able to make sell once you do pass out.

So it all matters on how well they do get those informations at least with the basics but if you cant trust up your family while you are still
living and they might be accessing those wallets early then this is where personal choice do really ends up.

I thought that this thread was actually one that was been running for over a year now (it’s not). Although it bears the same topic, there’s some wiggle room to place the current thread in the "need to plan" scenario, whilst the other thread is in the scenario of the event being abrupt, with no time to plan anything that’s not already been planned.
 
Between both threads, there should be enough to at least reflect on what could and/or should be done, bearing in mind each one’s own wallet topology and personal environment. Going the extra mile, and actually depicting the plan, informing those who need to be informed of what they need to know, and even testing the plan (contingency plans should be tested if possible) is what’s likely a compromise that is not carried out as much as it should.

Just as a reminder, based on the abrupt scenario, and for a sample obtained from the forum (which is likely more prone to considering all of this that people outside the forum):

(Percentage is estimated chance of achievement)


Note: There’s an additional non-intentional technical difference between both threads mentioned here, related to this.

If you die and no one else has access to your private key, your bitcoin is gone forever. This type of scenario is exactly why custodial services - at least up to now - are so important. Of course, there can be an overreliance on such services, but there need to be ways to pass on bitcoin to loved ones when one passes. I believe Charles Hoskinson has mentioned that this is a problem that must be solved in the industry.

I actually didn't find any solution on that .I am the only person of my family ,who have the knowledge behind this coin and the crypto market as well .My wife ,she has no idea about online ,how could she recover it when after my death .I have daughter who are in 8 month in age ,I just pray to almighty that he can give me more age to alive.I wanna teach it to her to get my asset easily .I also taking a note like you if i don't have much time i will tell my wife to give it one of my trusted friend who has proper idea about it .There is nothing more idea can help me ,My family may lost everything if they don't able to restore and sell it .Only almighty knows what will happen in next .

it will only happen if you choose a bad life partner.
but in real life, it can happen. and indeed a lawyer is the best choice to take care of the will we leave for the family.
but choosing a good and honest lawyer is also important. because if you can think someone in your own family can be bad, why not someone else?
if you continue to think negatively, of course, take your bitcoin assets to the grave. and it will be an asset that will forever accompany you.

I agree that you should plan ahead of time and protect it for security reasons. This is similar to a will and testament, but this one is more akin to giving only a flashdrive. The best thing to do is keep a ledger in a safe place and tell your family that you will open it until you die, as this is the only way for them to get your bitcoin until you die. If you do not prepare for this, your bitcoin will die as well, and your family will struggle to find money. Anything could happen and we dont know when we will die but we should prepare to transfer our wealth to our family

this is a great way to write a passphrase code or bitcoin storage password into a will and save it in a document. only designated family members can open the will. other than that it must be strengthened by using a lawyer or attorney so that the document is safer. this is a good step to secure assets