Good dayÂ
I would like to discuss a matter that requires your attention and understanding, particularly concerning digital assets and inheritance protocols.
I am affiliated with Asset Credit Online, a digital asset management firm specializing in cryptocurrency investments and trading on behalf of our clients. Our institution operates as an online bank, focusing on the management and growth of crypto assets.
Recently, during a routine audit, we identified several dormant accounts. One such account belongs to my client, who unfortunately passed away without leaving a will.Â
In the United States, digital assets like cryptocurrencies are considered personal property, akin to art or jewelry, rather than traditional currency. This classification allows for such assets to be transferred through inheritance, even in the absence of a
formal will.
Given the circumstances, there is a legitimate opportunity to claim these assets as part of an inheritance process. This would involve standard legal procedures to establish your eligibility as the rightful heir.
I understand that navigating the world of cryptocurrencies can be complex. Therefore, I propose we proceed step by step, ensuring you are fully informed and comfortable with each stage of the process.
Please let me know if you are open to discussing this further.
Yours sincerely,
Vincent Alaire
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