This proposal indeed hits the nail on the head. Digital asset inheritance is a big trouble now; when someone suddenly passes away, cryptocurrencies may be forever locked in wallets, leaving family members anxious. The 'will function' he mentioned is very practical - setting up recipients and distribution ratios in advance, with the platform executing it automatically, saving a lot of legal processes.

I especially agree with the point about underage recipients; should children have to wait until adulthood to inherit their parents' coins? That's unreasonable. Currently, laws and platform rules can't keep up with the times; Bitcoin can sit for ten years, but people may not be able to wait that long. Exchanges should really hurry up and implement this feature; we can't let users' assets become 'burial goods' for the platform, right? This not only protects property but also reduces family disputes, and getting it done early brings peace of mind.