A fifth of all bitcoin
By common estimates, somewhere around one in five bitcoin sits in wallets that nobody alive can open.
SHI2 is a self-custody wallet on BNB Smart Chain. It knows you will die, and it plans for it. Name the one who comes after, and what you hold passes to them. No lawyer. No company. No password left in a drawer.
A seed phrase is a secret. Secrets are not inherited.
When you are gone, the chain keeps your balance exactly where it was, and waits for a signature that will never come.
By common estimates, somewhere around one in five bitcoin sits in wallets that nobody alive can open.
A phrase known to one person. A box with one key. The coins are still there. The way in is not.
An account tied to one identity. Families report waiting months for access, and in some cases receiving nothing at all.
Your account is an ERC-4337 smart account. The rule of inheritance is written into it and kept by the chain. No custodian. No clerk. No company in between.
An address you trust. Change it as often as you like while you are alive. Only you can.
Six months, one year, or two years. This is how long the wallet waits for you before it listens to anyone else.
A check-in is a single signature. It tells the wallet you are still here. Each one resets the clock.
Silence period: one year.
The ring is your silence period. It burns down slowly. Lighting the incense fills it again.
Nothing moves while the incense burns. That is the whole promise.
Gas is paid in BNB on chainId 56. The SHI2 token launches on flap.sh. Swaps go through the wallet's own router, SHI2Router.
The wallet's own swap router on BNB Smart Chain, and the only router its Sentinel allows there.
Routes across the chain registry. Every network has a public explorer you can read yourself. 28 networks today.
The interface reads in twenty languages. The contracts read in one, and it is public.
Ledger over WebHID. WalletConnect for the apps you already use. Your keys never leave your device. Not while you live, not after.
Open the wallet. Name your heir. Light the incense. The rest is patience.