Crypto Plans
Protect your cryptocurrency if you unexpectedly die
Crypto Plans launched on August 20, 2021 with 83 votes, #742 of 2,953 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 5 years on.
What it does
There were more than 40 million deaths in 2020. Each day it's estimated that $60M bitcoin is lost forever. Crypto Plans steps in to fix this problem. We protect your seed phrase and private key in the case of an emergency such as your unexpected death.
For $30, we will protect your fortune in case of your unexpected death. There were more than 40 million deaths in 2020. We never know how long we have. We're never guaranteed tomorrow. Mircea Popescu unexpectedly drowned while swimming. He claimed to have 1 million bitcoins, and they're now unusable as nobody had access to his wallets. Mathew Mellon died unexpectedly at age 54. Unfortunately, he stored his private keys in cold wallets that were distributed in various banks across the country. He never told anyone which banks and where the wallets were stored or what the private keys were. The value of his coins were $500M. James Howells, a I.T. worker, accidentally threw out a hard drive…from yourcryptoplans.com
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