Hello guys just don't get me wrong. As we all know that one day we have to die.
This question has been asked many times on this forum, and it usually gets a lot of answers.
Transferring bitcoins and other traditional assets to next of kin can be different. For other assets, it can easily be transferrable via a will that is legally binding unlike transferring your bitcoins which may require a little more technicality and planning so it doesn't
I think that's the reason still there are millions of BTC that are still missing cause of lost key or dead Bitcoin holders too.
I quite agree.
indeed a lot of people who died and who died owned bitcoins, but no one knew that he owned bitcoins, and that's a shame, because bitcoin is a very expensive asset. but in my opinion, if we have bitcoins, family members should know, with the aim that when we die, our bitcoin assets will still be enjoyed by the family.