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That's the joke: it's super easy to fake a death certificate in India.
Thanks for the clarification. English not being my first language, I find it difficult to catch jokes if they're worded that way.
Edit - This is a conspiracy theory but it doesn’t mean it’s totally crazy - there is a good chance this “dead” CEO is still alive. Very shortly before his death he got his affairs in order and flew to India. Then it’s reported he died along with a death certificate from India. Now they can’t find $200mil in crypto and are not reporting the cold storage addresses. Would not surprise me if there has been massive fraud…
Source: I have family working in this sector. Shit is difficult, especially if you are a foreign personal.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism_in_India "India is cost-effectiveness, and treatment from accredited facilities at par with developed countries at much lower cost."
But will a Canadian that’s unfamiliar with the country be able to find it? (Serious question, I have no idea what the answer is).
Yet another aspect of crypto's long term ignored consequences come to light. i haven't seen ANY possible solution for transfer of crypto after original owner's death. even ethereum doesn't have this simple ability inbuilt(which you'd think would be obvious). this basic question gets downvoted on any forum you'd think of - husband/wife has large amount of money in crypto, they die due to unforeseen circumstances(or ev…
That's like saying cryptography is faulty since if someone encrypted an important document and threw away the key, it would be irrecoverable. That's the point. As for solutions, there are many: use a multi-sig contract with several owners (like a spouse and/or lawyer), or simply leave the seed phrase to be released in your will. The proposed solutions that "may or may not work" are easy to test, I'm not really sure w…
Yet another aspect of crypto's long term ignored consequences come to light. i haven't seen ANY possible solution for transfer of crypto after original owner's death. even ethereum doesn't have this simple ability inbuilt(which you'd think would be obvious). this basic question gets downvoted on any forum you'd think of - husband/wife has large amount of money in crypto, they die due to unforeseen circumstances(or ev…
https://www.amazon.com/Cryptoasset-Inheritance-Planning-Simp... Haven’t read it; I just googled “crypto estate planning” (which google had an autocomplete for).
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I am from India and trust me, finding a public toilet is more difficult than faking a death certificate
Can you easily buy a new identity and passport though?
Paywall but can read article if you stop the page from loading before the modal pops up
Anything that 4chan's /biz/ board promotes aggressively is a scam 9/10 times
Edit - This is a conspiracy theory but it doesn’t mean it’s totally crazy - there is a good chance this “dead” CEO is still alive. Very shortly before his death he got his affairs in order and flew to India. Then it’s reported he died along with a death certificate from India. Now they can’t find $200mil in crypto and are not reporting the cold storage addresses. Would not surprise me if there has been massive fraud…
I am from India and trust me, finding a public toilet is more difficult than faking a death certificate