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Kresus, a San Francisco self-custody wallet firm, launched Kresus Inheritance, a $99.99-per-year subscription that lets users name a beneficiary who can access their portfolio only after a defined period of account inactivity. Private keys are never shared, and Kresus does not take custody of user assets. The service targets the 55 million American adults who own crypto, 89% of whom worry about what happens to their holdings after death.
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