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It has been long enough, that spouses discover their partner's wallets upon their death, that children a parent's. In these contexts, there may be no tech savv
by bbarnett 5y ago
It has been long enough, that spouses discover their partner's wallets upon their death, that children a parent's.
In these contexts, there may be no tech savviness..
- mypastself 5y agoGiven that their approach to recovery includes extensive collaboration with the owner, i.e. the individual who created the password, I doubt those types of scenarios would apply.
- bbarnett 5y agoThe original owner gone, close relatives often have some inkling of account passwords. They also know best how the original owner thought. A lot of people have passed on, leaving crypto behind! A non-tech savvy sort, often has zero clue about brute-forcing, and may seek a "reputable" source of assistance.
- mypastself 5y agoI concede it is possible. I just don’t think it would be a sustainable business model. Maybe if you get one really big catch…
- bbarnett 5y agoI do wonder about the overall sustainability...