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2025.07.09 How many five-year periods does one have in a lifetime? I have had ten so far. I’ve spent one of them promoting cryptocurrency wallets, relentlessly trying every method imaginable to encourage others to open a wallet and take control of their own assets and data. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say I’ve tried everything under the sun. This five-year period began on July 7, 2020, with the publication of The 5-Minute Sovereign Account, my first article for the #decentralizehk colum...

Bob, Recently, Dragon Ball Z was added to Netflix. I watched for a bit and was shocked to realize it was a 1989 production. Moreover, it didn’t start from the beginning of the story but from the scene where Gohan is born and the Saiyans arrive on Earth. I was taken aback and could hardly stop myself from sighing at how time flies. Getting back to the main topic, handling cryptocurrency inheritance in a decentralized way is a principle much like Dragon Ball: the private key is Shenron, who gua...

One Last Gift: A Decentralized Plan for Your Cryptocurrency InheritanceOne Last Gift, Part 2: Summoning Shenron and Finding the Dragon Ball GuardiansBob, Before I explain further, let me first answer a few of your questions:Is all this hassle really necessary?If you're complaining that I'm being too long-winded, I'm going to get mad... I write it in as much depth as I feel is necessary. I see it as my responsibility to provide you with the most decentralized options on the spectrum. You can t...

My good friend Bob has supported my writing since the genesis of LikeCoin and started buying Ethereum and Bitcoin in 2018, accumulating a certain amount of wealth. I’m not sure if it’s my influence or if our values were always similar, but Bob rarely uses centralized custodial services. His cryptocurrencies are mostly “off the grid,” managed through self-custody, and everything has been running smoothly. However, when we met in Taipei recently, I learned that Bob is facing a happy problem: he...