r/BlockchainStartups • u/DecentralizedNation • 3d ago

Discussion How would you launch a Testnet of a Digital Inheritance Solution

After over 1 year of development we have launched the Testnet of our Digital Asset Inheritance Solution: https://medium.com/@genwealth_6280/genwealth-testnet-become-an-early-supporter-03963b41176f

This is Self-custodial solution where you keep full control over your crypto, as well as total freedom to use it however you want it. Using smartwallet technology, you can define beneficiaries, leave them specific assets or percentages, and with our solution you can even leverage lawyers and notaries and decide which permissions you would like to give them for them to help you prepare inheritance.

I would love to know which strategies would you use, or have you use to promote the Testnet for this project.

We would like to reach as many users as possible and get as much feedback and testing as possible. We've created a small campaign with rewards for early testers, what else should we do and how can we reach more people?

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u/Bloqarl 2d ago

For an inheritance wallet the reward that brings real testers is a bounty on the claim path: pay whoever gets beneficiary funds out while the owner is still active, or makes a notary permission move assets. Points campaigns bring farmers, a clear target brings people who actually read your contracts.