2026-05-09 –, Masaryk Stage
Your data doesn’t die. It becomes an asset, an agent, and a governance problem. From financial accounts to crypto wallets, persistence is solved - but continuity of ownership, access, and control is not.
Your data doesn’t die. It becomes an asset, an agent, and a governance problem. From financial accounts to crypto wallets, persistence is solved - but continuity of ownership, access, and control is not.
We design financial systems, products, and identities for the living - but increasingly, they outlive us.
From bank accounts to crypto wallets, and from personal data to AI-generated identities, our digital footprint doesn’t disappear. It persists, accumulates value, and becomes something else entirely: an asset, an agent, and ultimately a governance problem.
In traditional finance, inheritance is slow but defined. In crypto, it often breaks completely, resulting in either unrecoverable wealth or uncontrollable legacy. At the same time, advances in AI mean that our data can be reconstructed into behavior, decisions, and even identity-like systems.
This creates a new, largely unaddressed layer of infrastructure:
Who owns your data when you’re gone?
Who can access it?
Who makes decisions on your behalf?
Why solving continuity, access, and governance will define the next generation of digital systems.
Founder of Eterny, working on asset and data continuity in a world where systems outlive their users. She focuses on risk governance across financial and digital ecosystems, including the edge cases most systems ignore.