Digital Asset Investment Management, LLC, a leading digital asset management firm recommends using a Trust for protecting, streamlining, and maintaining privacy for your digital assets near and long-term.
With the advent of Cryptocurrencies in the past decade plus, owners of digital assets need to utilize the best methods available. Both Cryptocurrencies and Non-fungible Tokens (NFTs) must be accounted for in your estate plan.
Using a Trust is the best way to protect your assets and make sure they don’t get lost or have any issues long-term. A properly administered Trust will ensure that your digital assets transfer to your beneficiaries quickly and easily, while avoiding expensive Probate.
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Another important benefit of a Trust is that it can provide a level of privacy. Many people prefer to keep their name or confidential details of large balances out of public view and records.
Additionally, Trusts can be modified at any time or even revoked as your situation may change over time. An attorney specializing in Trusts and estate planning will be required to set-up your Trust, and DAIM can work with a Trust attorney on the transferring of digital assets into a Trust.
Self-directed Cryptocurrency exchanges and custodians don’t readily offer the ability to name beneficiaries or to title your account as a Trust. Online Cryptocurrency exchanges do not provide the human interaction, expertise and a proper paper trail of a full service firm like DAIM.
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This is where you need a professional, licensed digital asset advisor and Trust attorney to secure your Trust documents, create the unique Trust account and establish a record with a qualified custodian so multiple approved parties can access your Trust account.
A licensed digital asset advisor and Trust attorney can also assist you in the transition of the assets to your beneficiaries or to continue managing them for the beneficiaries. The licensed advisor also solves for the Prudent Investor Rule, which requires the assets to be managed with consideration of the beneficiaries needs and avoiding unnecessary risk.
DAIM has an experienced Trust attorney in California in our network to assist you with all of the needed steps, or you are free to choose your own Trust attorney.
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