When you input a dream into Eternal Trusts, you can be sure – it will be fulfilled! Why? Because we don’t have any other choice but to fulfill your wish, and it’s built into the very mechanism of trusts. Let’s try and make sense of how it all works!
So, by inputting on the blockchain an objective that is not yet possible or achievable at this time, the client supplies his input with a number of additional goals, which in turn allows to set priorities.
So, it’s always good to enter the top priority objective first, for example within 200 years try to revive you with your consciousness and memories intact using stored genetic material and then transfer your funds multiplied after all this time.
You can supplement the objective with additional ones: help with education (so you don’t end up feeling like a caveman after 200 years of technology has gone by), fix health issues (or rectify as many deviations from the generally acceptable norm as possible), help with legal issues (documents and ID). One more possible additional objective: the platform can only activate the sequence of purchases if the client’s purchasing power matches the average of the top 1% (2-3-5%, you name it) of the population at the time of check.
You can also set a so-called realistic target – in case 200 years is not enough to complete the priority objective for any reason. In some cases case it may sound like this: transfer the biomaterial for cloning and pass all the assets to my genetic copy, help with education, health and legal issues.
And if by the end of the period none of the above is possible, you can obligate the trustee to pass the multiplied assets to your closest genetic relatives, and if there aren’t any, spend the money on charity.
Thus the trustee has a precise wish from the client on what to do, which means the Eternal Trusts project infrastructure will ensure every dream is fulfilled if it’s technologically possible within the client’s preset timeframe.
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