Your Bitcoin portfolio is an investment, so getting old or even death should not be an avenue for you to liquidate your investment. Just like companies and big bank balances are inherited by children of it's owners and others contained in your will, you can decide as a father to split your holdings and issue them to your children as part of their inheritance in order to keep holding even after you've left the earth. Having given them proper orientation on the importance of holding for longer, they can keep holding and increasing the value of the portfolio handed over to them. That way you're still holding for a longer time even in death.
What about an individual that has no kids or kids they willing to trust with such.
And inheriting the holdings, despite education how would he or she be sure the kids would really hold and not sell.
Besides the point, Do you expect the kids to hold forever and give to the next generation as a family heirloom?
Bitcoin isn't just a beautiful vase to he held, If there's need for the children's to sell they can and they want to continue holding it should be their choice.
Though educating them to hold rather than trading is very important, likewise how to take profits without emptying their stash .
I think that some folks have hesitancies in regards to passing down very much wealth to kids,
and I suppose even if kids might be somewhat responsible, many of us realize that there is a bit of a difference between receiving wealth versus building up wealth, so surely it may well become very tempting to spend and/or fail/refuse to manage the wealth very well, yet I suppose that there are also going to be examples of responsible wealth recipients.