Used to haircut assets that may be hard to access or transfer.
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Crypto and digital cash equivalents
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Domains, websites and software assets
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Creator and intellectual property assets
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Other digital estate items
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Primary result
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recoverable digital estate value
Digital estate
Gross digital value
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Recovery-adjusted
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Transfer-adjusted
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Recoverable valueStrong digital base12.0% haircut
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Portfolio signal
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The digital asset portfolio has a meaningful estimated estate value even after applying transfer and access adjustments.
Core digital estate view
Liquid digital value
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crypto and balances
Business digital value
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domains, sites, software
Creator IP value
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royalties and audience
Estate-adjusted value
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usable estate estimate
Digital category detail
Crypto and digital cash
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Domains, sites and software
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Creator income and IP
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Other digital items
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Gross digital value
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Estate adjustment detail
Access recovery factor
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Recovery-adjusted value
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Transfer haircut amount
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Hybrid estate value
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Selected estate value
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Scenario comparison
Gross value
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market basis
Recoverable value
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access-adjusted
Hybrid value
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estate-adjusted
Cal insight
Enter the estimated value of digital holdings, income assets and transfer-sensitive accounts to estimate their likely contribution to the estate.
Digital value structure
Gross value
Recoverable value
Hybrid estate value
Digital estate summary table
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Transfer response table
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What this calculator does
This calculator estimates the estate value of digital holdings by grouping crypto, payment balances, domains, websites, software, creator assets, royalties, audience accounts and other digital property, then adjusting for access risk and transfer or liquidation haircuts.
Core formulas
Gross digital value = sum of all digital asset categories
Recoverable value = gross digital value × access recovery rate
Transfer-adjusted value = recoverable value − haircut
Hybrid estate value = average of gross and transfer-adjusted estate logic
Why the estate-adjusted value matters
The face value of a digital portfolio may not equal what an estate can actually recover. Access problems, account lockouts, private key loss, platform restrictions or forced-sale discounts can reduce the value that heirs or executors can realize.
How to use it properly
Use realistic current market values for liquid assets and reasonable transfer values for domains, sites, creator accounts and software. Then set the access recovery rate and haircut conservatively to reflect how organized the estate’s digital access and transfer documentation actually is.
Frequently asked questions
It includes online financial balances, crypto, NFTs, domains, websites, software, creator income streams, digital rights, payment accounts, licensing contracts and similar online or electronically controlled property.
Because not every digital asset is guaranteed to be accessible to heirs or executors. Password loss, private key issues, platform restrictions or poor records can reduce the amount actually recoverable.
Some digital assets can be sold or transferred only at a discount, especially if they are illiquid, account-bound or dependent on active management by the original owner.
Only when they have real business or licensing value and can realistically be transferred, monetized or maintained by the estate or successors.
No. It is a planning estimate tool. Real digital asset valuation depends on current market conditions, platform terms, transferability, legal ownership and technical access.
Market value is the headline estimate, recoverable value adjusts for access risk, and hybrid value blends access and transfer adjustments into a more conservative estate-planning estimate.