Brothers, we can enjoy the show again; a wealthy woman in Shenzhen is getting divorced, and the scumbag still wants to transfer assets!
A divorce battle between a couple in Qianhai, Shenzhen has rocked the crypto world! 35-year-old Liu and his wife jointly held cryptocurrencies worth 3 million, and during their divorce in 2023, Liu actually resorted to dirty tricks—first insisting that 'all cryptocurrency is my premarital property,' then transferring the coins to overseas exchanges overnight, and even forged a premarital agreement to try to get away with it.
This guy probably forgot the characteristics of blockchain—every transaction record is public on the entire network, and it can't be deleted! The wife directly retrieved the transfer records from the blockchain browser, slapping Liu in the face: 60% of the coins were bought after marriage, the so-called 'premarital property' is completely nonsense!
There's even worse to come—the Shenzhen court, based on Article 1062 of the (Civil Code) (money earned after marriage is considered joint property), teamed up with the international arbitration court to freeze Liu's overseas exchange account! This cross-border chokehold left the scumbag dumbfounded. The fake agreement became evidence for his downfall; handwriting analysis showed the signature ink was fresher than that on the marriage certificate, and the court fined him on the spot and ordered him to cover all litigation costs!
The final outcome was thrilling: the wife's share skyrocketed from the originally planned 30% to 50%, recovering 1.2 million in cryptocurrency, and even the appreciation after marriage was equally divided. The scumbag was completely socially dead, becoming a negative example in the Shenzhen lawyer community; it is said that now dating resumes must note 'no virtual assets'...
The Shenzhen court has made it clear this time: virtual currency is 'new-type property'! Dare to transfer? On-chain data can expose you in minutes. This case also revealed three life-saving secrets:
Hurry to sign (digital asset agreement) before marriage;
Immediately apply for cross-border asset preservation upon discovering the other party transferring coins; Shenzhen courts had a recovery success rate of 87% in 2023;
All agreements must have both paper and blockchain notarization as a backup; verbal promises are worthless in front of solid evidence on the chain!
Now, wealthy people in Shenzhen have learned the trick—proposals can be without a diamond ring, but the blockchain wallet must be notarized! After all, in the era of digital currency, cheating may just be embarrassing, but stealing coins will definitely leave you broke.
"Did you think blockchain would make you rich? You only realize it's your criminal record chain during a divorce!"
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