As of June 2019 over $335 billion is invested in cryptocurrencies. Jamie Hopkins says that while crypto has made doing business easier, it has made estate planning more difficult. Traditional methods of writing a will and letting the executor find all the assets won’t work moving forward. There are some legal rules for digital asset owners to follow, at least in the USA. Americans should study these rules and update their wills and trusts accordingly. And crypto owners will need to ensure that whoever is handling their estate has access to their digital assets.