Someone stacked Bitcoin for 10 years.
Never told his family where it was.
Never set up a recovery plan.
He lost access to his wallet.
It’s all gone now.
Don’t be that person. LastSats
mainnet is coming — join the waitlist.
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👉 https://t.co/8wOxfS54l9
Months of building LastSats in public.
This week: → Contract deployed to Stacks testnet → Full vault lifecycle tested onchain → Frontend live at https://t.co/o5LFfZOI8g → Pre-audit deposit caps designed
Still to do before mainnet: → Security audit → Mobile wallet fix
Ask yourself this question:
If something happened to you or you wallet today, could your family access your Bitcoin?
Not your exchange balance. Your actual self-custodied Bitcoin.
Most HODLers answer “no” or “I’m not sure.”
That’s the problem LastSats exists to solve.
#defi#btc
LastSats is live on Stacks testnet.
Contract: ST1JY6A22J1DXWACXWPR95HZQR72FAP3J835MKFC2.lastsats-vault-v3
Full vault lifecycle verified on-chain: ✅ Vault created ✅ Beneficiary added ✅ Finalized ✅ Heartbeat sent ✅ Withdrawal confirmed
Mainnet is next. Audit scoping soon
Why build Bitcoin inheritance on @Stacks?
Because sBTC settles on Bitcoin directly.
No bridges. No trust assumptions beyond what Bitcoin already provides.
The whole point of LastSats is removing custodial risk from inheritance. Building it anywhere else would defeat the purpose.
LastSats is a trustless Bitcoin inheritance protocol on @Stacks
How it works:
→ Deposit sBTC into a Clarity vault
→ Name beneficiaries + % splits
→ Check in periodically to prove you’re alive
→ Miss check-ins → grace period
→ sBTC auto-distributes
No lawyers. No custodians
Over $140B in Bitcoin has been permanently lost.
Not stolen. Not hacked.
Just... gone. Because the holder died or lost his keys and no one could access the wallet.
Your family shouldn’t inherit nothing.
We’re building LastSats for situations like this.