regarding various altcoin pools for various eventualities: consider a cypherpunk insurance pool with coins allocated fractionally by some agreed upon method or individual contribution. in the event of their untimely demise for any reason, said funds delivered to designated entity named by prior cryptographic signature (which must be frequently re-attested). would it be useful to have a pool for cypherpunks who "buy the farm"? expenses per "buy the farm" may be as trivial as re-homing your cat and books, or as extensive as a large family with medical complications, significant debt obligations, and unexpected costly events of unplanned nature requiring support decades into the future. <span id="VOTE" action="makeitso" class="broken"> --- the only restriction which may be advisable is prohibiting the designated beneficiary from running a death pool against specific or general groups of individuals. my distributed graph solver still crunching, but preliminary results suggest that a critical threshold of cypherpunks with wills to death pools combined with a specific trigger set of few otherwise natural deaths multiplies into a maelstrom of murder; presuming of course that a reasonably robust death prediction market or assassination market comes into existence which satisfies the pre-conditions of my computational game theory model of this multi-party, multi-round stratagem mapped over a topological isomorphism of the entire set of probabilities for a given set of initial conditions into a single high order topological manifold transformation collected in aggregate for an overall motif of risk... will advise. best regards,