Yes that's quite interesting and you've said it all. Bitcoin must not necessarily be the only digital asset that should be passed down. Examples of other digital asset that could be passed down are,
I beieve our main focus here is bitcoin, lets priotize our focus on how bitcoin can be passed on to the next generation through inheritancee and how can we preserve the inheritance without conflict between multiple hiers. I believe we all know that there are various assets that can be inherited but we are talking on bitcoin so lets stay on track.
If your next generation doesn't know about Bitcoin then they won't understand the true value of Bitcoin so first you need to make the next generation much more experienced about Bitcoin.
I'm pleased with your response, friend. I read a post about a Bitcoin enthusiast who was feeling very sad. He had accumulated Bitcoin for 8 years, but he was worried because he had cancer and might not live much longer. He had made sure his Bitcoin would be passed on, but his biggest concern was that his son didn't know about Bitcoin, and he might accidentally ruin what he had worked for all those years. I don't want to go through a similar experience. I'm definitely going to share my Bitcoin knowledge with my future heirs, so they can become even bigger holders than me. Who knows, maybe he could become the next generation's Satoshi.