Hello World, We’re CryptoCustoms 👋
Introducing CryptoLegacy: predefined on-chain execution rules that define what happens to your crypto when you cannot act.
Nice to meet you — we’ll keep this brief.
We’re web3 builders who’ve been around since the early days: GPUs overheating, Bitcoin forks, Mt. Gox collapses, Ethereum ICOs. It’s been a long ride, with enough failures to learn where systems break in practice.
From ICO booms and DeFi summers to NFTs, rollups, RWAs, DePin, and even meme coins — we’ve seen cycles come and go. Since 2017, we’ve built projects for experimentation, for learning, and sometimes for profit. But always with a focus on fundamentals, user responsibility, and long-term thinking.
In 2024, we decided to build something different — not another DEX, lending protocol, or infrastructure layer — but something we felt was missing even after all these years: a way to define what happens to crypto assets when the owner cannot act.
That idea became CryptoLegacy.
CryptoLegacy does not store your funds and does not replace self-custody. Assets remain in your own wallets during normal operation. What it adds is a predefined execution layer: on-chain rules that determine how recovery or transfer can occur when the owner cannot act, according to conditions set in advance.
These rules are defined upfront, enforced on-chain, and designed to work without ad-hoc coordination, discretionary decisions, or reliance on legal processes at the moment they matter most.
Because in crypto, the hardest problem isn’t access. It’s execution when the owner cannot act.
CryptoLegacy exists to address that problem — quietly, predictably, and without hype.
Because it’s not just about earning crypto. It’s about making sure your rules still apply when execution can’t depend on you.
Have questions? Ask our Custom GPT — CryptoLegacy AI. It explains how the protocol works, without marketing or oversimplification.
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