In the new age of crypto currency 💴 and fingerprint protected accounts, how can we assure that our assets will stay in our circle?
Many people have wondered who benefits from unspoken accounts left inactive in eWallets. And the truth is there is not much proof either way. Unless someone can provide a password or necessary identification, one can not access this account.
New business are interested in helping independent investors protect their assets from virtual theft. An account started now valued at 1,000$ can easily turn into millions within some decades. It’s safe to assume that people are going to want to secure their investments.
What do you think? Can their be a middle man that can keep ewallet information securely to pass on to next of kin? Comment below ...