Bitcoin, IRMAA, and Medicare: Why the Conventional Advice Gets It Backwards
Asaf Fulks, Esq. | Asaf Fulks Law Published: April 2026 The Problem Everyone Talks About If you hold Bitcoin and you’re approaching Medicare age, you’ve…
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Consensus Change Standards: A Framework for Bitcoin Protocol Governance
I run a Bitcoin node. I solo mine on solar power. I operate Lightning channels. And I’m a practicing litigator in California. A few weeks…
I’m an Executor and the Deceased Had Bitcoin — Now What?
Someone has died. You are the executor. And somewhere in the inventory of their life — between the bank statements and the car title and…
Multisig for Estate Planning: A Non-Technical Guide
Most Bitcoin holders secure their funds with a single private key. One seed phrase, one backup, one location. If that key is compromised, all the…
Why “Include Digital Assets in Your Trust” Is Not a Plan
If you own Bitcoin and you have talked to an estate planning attorney about it, there is a good chance you received some version of…
What Happens to Your Bitcoin When You Die?
Somewhere between 3 and 4 million Bitcoin are permanently inaccessible. Not stolen. Not seized. Lost — because the people who held the private keys died,…
If You Practice Law and Don’t Understand Bitcoin, You’re Already Behind
Congress just passed the first major digital asset law in American history. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency — the federal agency that…