Let's break this down a bit. Michael J. Saylor says that after death, it would be great if all cryptocurrency was burned by itself, reducing the emission of tokens, so that after the death of a certain category, others would have growth at the expense of burning others. But let's face it, most of us are not as rich as Michael Saylor. We work hard and collect these tokens, risk, trade, invest, stake. What to implement a function on cold wallets,or on exchanges such as Binance, in case of force majeure: death, loss of access. Develop the function of admission of relatives. For example, I do not update the function in the wallet for a year, after a year all cryptocurrency from this wallet is sent to the wallets specified by the user: Children, wife, parents, charity funds.
What do exchanges get? Coins continue to remain in wallets, and close people begin to use them.
Let's be honest Michael as if he cares for us so that we get more income later, but he himself accumulates and accumulates bitcoins.
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