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A Will Needs a Way | Bitcoin Self-Custody, Inheritance & Family Readiness

Captions and a transcript are available on YouTube.

A live discussion on the gap between legal authority and operational capability. A will can say who is entitled to act; the custody setup decides whether anyone actually can. The conversation covered family readiness, digital readiness, durable backups, recovery testing, ownership structures including SMSFs, passphrases, hardware wallets and what inheritance readiness looks like in practice.

  • Legal authority vs operational capability
  • Family and digital readiness
  • Durable backups and recovery testing
  • Ownership structures and SMSFs
  • Passphrases and hardware wallets
  • Inheritance readiness
What to expect

An open conversation about custody.

  1. 01

    Live discussion

    Real custody situations talked through openly, as they actually come up for holders, families and trustees.

  2. 02

    Practical information sharing

    Operational detail on how setups are structured, documented, backed up and tested.

  3. 03

    Audience Q&A

    Time set aside for your questions. Ask about your own situation in general terms; never share secrets.

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No key access. No custody. Arise will never ask for seed phrases, private keys, passphrases or wallet recovery secrets.

Arise works on the operational self-custody layer only and does not provide financial, legal, tax, SMSF, investment or estate-planning advice. Those matters belong with appropriately qualified or licensed professionals.