What happens to your crypto when you die? I built something to solve this(reddit.com)

This is a problem I kept seeing come up and never saw a good answer to: if you die tomorrow, does anyone you trust know how to access your wallet? Your seed phrase? Your exchange accounts? Most people either write it on a piece of paper (and hope nobody finds it early), put it in a will (public record, lawyer fees, months of probate), or just... do nothing and hope for the best. I built Deadman Ravn (deadmanravn.com) to solve this properly. How it works: You write a message — wallet seeds, account instructions, whatever you want to pass on — and it gets encrypted and stored. You assign it to one or more contacts. Then you set a check-in interval: once a month, every 90 days, whatever fits your life. If you stop checking in, it escalates: grace period, then a countdown, then your message is automatically delivered to your contacts. If you're alive and just forgot, you get email and Telegram warnings at every stage so you can stop it with one click. Why it's built for this community specifically: Crypto payments only — BTC, USDC, USDT, 300+ coins. No card required Messages encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage — not readable server-side No phone number, no Google/Apple login required Telegram notifications built in Free tier lets you set up one switch fully. Takes about 5 minutes. Genuinely curious how people here are currently handling this — seed phrase handoff is one of those problems everyone knows they should solve and almost nobody actually does. submitted by /u/gbhaddie [link] [Kommentare]