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  • No single server can be attacked into failing the user. The Will-Executor network is decentralized, redundant, and incentivized by on-chain fees. Kill a server; another one takes over.
  • No novel cryptography is on the critical path. The security of your inheritance comes from Bitcoin signatures and nLockTime — primitives that have survived a decade and a half of adversarial review. No custom scripts to be broken by an unknown class of attack.
  • No secret code to reverse-engineer. The plugin and the executor are open source, MIT-licensed, and small enough to be audited by a serious reader — human or AI.
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  • AI cuts both ways, and we welcome it. As we wrote in our Forty Minutes essay, the Coldcard seed flaw was likely found by an AI reading old public code. That capability is now in every user's hands: you can hand our code to a capable model tomorrow and ask, in plain English, where can this break? An inheritance protocol should welcome that scrutiny, not fear it. Ours does.
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  • AI cuts both ways, and we welcome it. As we wrote in "It all starts with the seed", the Coldcard seed flaw was likely found by an AI reading old public code. That capability is now in every user's hands: you can hand our code to a capable model tomorrow and ask, in plain English, where can this break? An inheritance protocol should welcome that scrutiny, not fear it. Ours does.
  • The plan renews itself. BAL is designed for periodic refresh every two to three years, so lessons like Liquid's are absorbed before they become tomorrow's crisis.

    • The Liquid hack did not shake our design. It reinforced it. Every place BAL could have added a shortcut — a sidechain for cheaper fees, a new script for cleverer conditions, a proprietary wallet for a nicer UX — is a place where, in 2026, someone else lost $320 million.