Mark Moss created a family constitution that bars his heirs from selling Bitcoin and blocks passive stipends. Kids can only access funds for specific purposes: a house down payment, a vetted business, or health expenses. The goal is keeping wealth intact across generations while enforcing values.
You don't get $10,000 a month to do nothing. I want the money that I leave to help my kids or my grandkids, but I don't want my kids to sell the Bitcoin ever. I don't want my grandkids or great-grandkids to sell that Bitcoin. I put in place what's called a family constitution, and these are the rules at which these assets will be managed forever. So, for example, if my kids or my heirs, great-grandkids, if they have a business and a job and they make money, they can qualify for a house. We'll give them the money for a down payment. But you don't get $10,000 a month to do nothing. If you have a business plan that's well thought out and maybe you prove that it can work, we'll give you the money. I value health. If you want to do things for your health, then there's money for you. So we put rules around it. So with the values that I hold, I want to make sure my heirs, future generations, have the same values that I hold dear. I call it a family constitution.
