Re: If I die can someone achieve my btc.

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.

Sad to hear that Your wife is much concern about your Bitcoin than your life Huh

how can She even ask that straight in your face?
and have not you dare to explain Bitcoin for her in long time? imagine that you are already Married yet She knows nothing about bitcoin ? are you just making some story here and nothing is truthful?
because considering that you are already married you should have explained to her what is bitcoin and how you accumulate them.

So that could also be part of the Issue, maybe she doesn't know any thing about Bitcoin and is fascinated by the transaction because obviously the OP said "His wife" which on the other hand should have a good idea what Bitcoin is cos I know my wife does even if she doesn't really understand the total operation. The bottom line to me is, if you understand that she means no harm, get her informed cos you dont want to loss your bitcoin if death happens but if not, you still need to have a trusted person to recover then.

There are husbands who doesnt really trust up their wife when in terms to finances or the money that they've been saving up on their own.Im not saying that they dont totally trust their wives

but there are ones who do like to have their individual money that isnt been known by their wives because i do usually have that kind of behavior because i know if my wife

do knows on what im holding and how much it is then tendency that it would really be spent out for some house expenses and other things that she likes which do
sucks so its understandable that why some men doesnt really trust up their wives.You can tell them about your holdings neither to be on the way of some
last will or something like that.