Digital Custody Notebooks
Digital Inheritance
The most human volume of the trilogy: transmitting value, memory and access when the owner can no longer act.
What cannot be transmitted is not truly custodied.
Digital Inheritance brings custody before death, incapacity, memory loss and sudden absence. The problem is not only crypto assets: it includes accounts, domains, archives, works, documents, photos, wallets, credentials and company procedures.
The thesis is simple: custody that does not consider transmission is incomplete. Transmission does not mean exposing secrets today. It means creating instructions, thresholds, fiduciaries, timing and checks that respect security, privacy and the owner’s will.
The pact
The notebook does not offer universal succession schemes. Rules change and depend on jurisdiction. It offers a cultural and operating map for understanding which questions to prepare with qualified professionals.
for whom
For entrepreneurs, founders, creators, families, professionals and holders who want to understand digital ownership without being overwhelmed by jargon, hype or fear.
editorial pact
The notebook does not promise returns, recommend purchases or replace technical, legal or tax advice. It offers a frame for asking better questions.
series index
Digital Custody Notebooks
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I
The Custody
To truly own something is also to be able to lose it.
Digital Ownership
In the digital world, ownership is not an object. It is a relation between access, proof, rights and recognition.
Digital Inheritance
What cannot be transmitted is not truly custodied.
The Private Key
A private key does not open a door: it signs a world.
The Wallet
The wallet is the minimum home of digital identity.
Cold Storage
Putting something in the cold means removing it from the nervous time of the network.
Trust Without Intermediary
Removing an intermediary does not remove trust: it moves it.
full series · 7 volumes