A viewer asked: If I gift the LLC into a dynasty trust, can I still get yield? This recording is Jake Claver's answer, in full and unedited.
Also covereddynasty trust, liquidity, operating agreement
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What this recording covers
Claver explains how an individual can generate liquidity and maintain cash flow after transferring a limited liability company into an irrevocable dynasty trust. Rather than taking direct withdrawals that could compromise asset protection or satisfy external creditors, the grantor can borrow against trust assets through structured loan facilities. The underlying holdings remain inside the dynasty trust to service the debt and compound across successive generations. Claver notes that the grantor can serve as the manager of the LLC owned by the dynasty trust, receiving an operational salary for managing the digital assets. By working with legal counsel to establish clear terms in the company operating agreement, grantors can establish legitimate cash flow mechanisms, access liquidity, and protect long-term family wealth within an integrated trust structure.
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