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Multisig removes the single point of failure and adds coordination and recovery risk. How to size the quorum, separate holders, and keep heirs able…

State income tax on crypto gains follows domicile and residency, not where the coins sit. Timing a sale around a move is where this…

Medicaid counts crypto as an asset, and the look-back punishes late transfers. Volatility, capital gains, and trust timing all complicate spend-down.

An executor handling crypto needs documented authority before touching keys, a date-of-death value, and a plan for custodial versus self-custodied assets.

A will does nothing while you are alive. Durable power of attorney language, RUFADAA, and key access decide what happens if capacity is lost.

A prenup can make crypto separate property, but only if it was disclosed and stays traceable. Commingling and appreciation clauses decide the rest.

Crypto acquired during a marriage is usually marital property. The hard parts are discovery, the valuation date, and carryover basis after the split.

Crypto insurance for large holdings mostly means custodial coverage and private specie policies. Self-custody is generally uninsurable by mainstream carriers.

Lost crypto access has no password reset. Recovery depends on your seed phrase and backups, and paid recovery services are frequently scams themselves.

If your crypto is stolen or hacked, act fast: revoke approvals, move remaining funds, contact the exchange, and report to IC3 and law enforcement.