How Many Wallets Can an LLC Hold. Jake Claver in this recording: “As long as you're using it for the initial capital contribution, you're fine.”
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What this recording covers
Claver addresses whether a limited liability company can hold multiple digital asset wallets and how to structure transfers intended for family members. He explains that an entity can hold an unlimited number of wallets for the same asset type, provided each wallet is properly documented as part of the initial capital contribution. For individuals seeking to provide digital assets to their children, Claver suggests retaining primary holdings within the entity while utilizing annual federal gift tax exclusions for individual transfers. He explains that moving assets directly from a personal wallet to a child's wallet establishes an on-chain transaction record that serves as proof of transfer. Claver recommends maintaining formal written attestations documenting the transfer date, recipient name, and wallet address alongside wills and estate trust records.
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