As with any asset, it is best to set up a living trust and name your digital wallet and its contents in explicit detail. Research what legal ramifications there are for inheriting cryptocurrency as part of an estate. Leave all relevant information about your digital assets and define how your assets will be transferred.nMake sure to include a memorandum to provide any access codes or keys necessary to access the wallet. They should be kept in a secure location along with any passwords or other important information. You should also leave a detailed guide that could help your executor deal with the complexities of handling the cryptocurrency.