I went to market with my wife to buy things for our new born baby, after my wife selected baby things that Worth thousands and I paid with my btc,the transaction was very easy and faster. When we returned home ,she asked if you die can I achieved your btc or continued with your account? Because it's very easy and faster in trading and transaction.
I'm going to guess access & achieved have the same meaning on this planet-crypto.
Let's see non-english speaker, goes shopping, purchases diapers&depends for the family ( note the Freudian here, shit covers traded for shit-coin ) with BITCOIN, during a time that $1 transactions cost $150 fees. He does the transaction in normal time and vendor let's him walk out the door instantly.
She didn't just buy a bag of pampers, she bought out the entire market, 1,000's of boxes of pampers an entire Shipping Container.
It was all easier & faster than what ? Cash? or Gold Coins?
When he got home from shopping, she 'the wife' decided BTC had utility. Funny, why hadn't he given all his money as dowry prior to the wedding?? What else is this guy holding back??
With name Ebede we're too assume that he's Iranian or Persian, and they gladly accept bitcoin at his local bazaar.
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So if he dies, what does he achieve with his bitcoin? A 1,000 virgin boxes of pampers in heaven await him.
This is only possible if you pass on the security system and password of your cryptocurrency wallet to your relatives. And the device you left behind will pass through to your loved ones who may get your lost or left bitcoins after your death.
Its an asset, they have wills, they have sealed wills with last directions. They have fairly honest estate planners all over the earth, quite simple to have the private-key cut in 1/2 and two partys hold each 1/2, to only be delivered at death, ... lots of ways to do this.
Normal stuff, hell most of it would get collected by GOV, as an estate; they could find the priv-keys, especially if the wife tells the GOV 'he had crypto', they know where to look.
Most important is GOV knows what to look for, while the wife doesn't.
Like people here say, if you trust your wife, then just like a 'joint account' you teach her today how to trade btc and run your accounts.
The problem of course is how many 'trust their wives', or worse how many have wives that will sit through the lessons? Let's remember that it took us a long time to figure out BTC, given that its 99% criminals, giving out free-software.
IMHO U want a crypto wife, u marry one.
Then there is the real problem, everybody I know that has 'told his wife about all is assets' are guys who lost all their assets in a divorce, the only people I know who have held on to their assets are people who didn't tell anybody about their assets.
There's a good scene from that prison movie 'shawshank redemption' "Do U trust your wife"? It's a difficult question, the prison warden did't trust his wife, the man whose wife was murdered had trusted his wife, I think the guy in prison char, is a rare bird.
The entire nature of Crypto is for people who don't trust anybody, but then funny they trust the Nigerian scammer
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