Mark Moss created a family constitution that locks his Bitcoin away from his kids. They can only access funds for specific needs like a house down payment or proven business, not to sell and spend freely. The rules are designed to pass on his values of entrepreneurship and work, not just money.
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've proved 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.
