Mr. Liu from Shenzhen wants to monopolize 3 million Bitcoin + Ethereum in divorce, with three shady operations:
Stubbornly claiming it is all personal property before marriage, but in reality, 60% was bought after marriage.
Transferring coins to foreign exchanges late at night thinking it would go unnoticed, even forging a pre-marital agreement, but the handwriting exposed the lie.
Hardcore counterattack:
Wife directly hires a lawyer to check blockchain explorer records — all transfers leave traces on-chain! The court sees:
Cryptocurrency transferred in after marriage accounts for 60% of the solid joint property.
Cross-border freezing of overseas accounts, Shenzhen Arbitration Court takes action, no escape.
Fake agreement compared to marriage certificate handwriting, exposed on the spot with fines + litigation fees covered by the husband.
1.2 million coins recovered through the original route, the woman's share increases from 30% to 50%!
Husband: All this hard work, and I still have to pay attorney fees.
Highlighting the ocean
Couples in the crypto world must sign a digital asset agreement before marriage to clarify who manages the wallet and how to divide it.
On-chain transfers equal leaving a trace; don't think transferring abroad is safe; everything will be exposed with a blockchain explorer.
Shenzhen courts have become a benchmark for recognizing on-chain data + fast cross-border enforcement, the preferred place for cutting losses!
Bloody lesson: Want to rely on coin transfers to avoid debt?
On-chain evidence teaches you how to behave!
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