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RE: SteemPower Invests - Rough partnership agreement and club rules - Feedback welcome
I like the rules like this.
As for the inheritance point, it would probably be appropriate for all club members to give the name of a possible heir at the annual meeting and to give him some key that the heir will then prove in claiming the inheritance.
I thought that it would be best to select someone that is already on the STEEM blockchain. To be honest, i dont wonna be holding my personal data even it's it only a name and contact details and i dont wonna be involved with an investors post death affairs past the point of liquidating their holding's. Might sound harsh put into those words but if someone holds 1000 SPI and they are worth $1.50 each someday, it's not pocket change and SteemPower Investments would prefer to reduce the chances of getting caught up in unwanted drama. In my head, i thought it would work like this.
In an example i die and i picked my steemit buddy welshstacker as my beneficiary. I tell Welshstacker my wife's facebook name so he can PM her if i die. Welshtacker understands the blockchain (barely) and can easily convert my SPI holdings into £/$ and paypal are bank transfer them to my wife. My wife on the other hand does not even no what an SPI token is are understand that she needs to convert them into steem on the SE exchange and cash them out though binanace onto my BTC atm, ect. Picking someone already on STEEM makes it easier
😜😂🤣🤣🤑Welshtacker understands the blockchain (barely) 😎
I LOL'ed
lol, love getting a wee dig on welsh
Translations are a terrible thing ;-). I meant the username on steemit.com but did not write it quite clearly.
But there should be some security against abuse.