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Can you get your crypto assets after a divorce? Korean cryptocurrency traders should not try to avoid paying alimony!
🤔 Have you ever thought that the cryptocurrencies hidden in the blockchain can be found and distributed by the court during divorce? Recently, a legal case in South Korea opened our eyes!
🔍 A Korean cryptocurrency trader got divorced, and the court was able to trace his crypto assets!
As cryptocurrencies become more popular, these digital assets have gradually entered the field of legal disputes. Recently, a law firm in South Korea revealed a real case: in a divorce case, the court successfully traced and distributed the cryptocurrencies accumulated by the couple during the marriage. This means that no matter how anonymous or decentralized your cryptocurrency is, it may be considered as distributable marital property in a divorce!
🔍 A Korean cryptocurrency trader got divorced, and the court was able to trace his crypto assets!
As cryptocurrencies become more popular, these digital assets have gradually entered the field of legal disputes. Recently, a law firm in South Korea revealed a real case: in a divorce case, the court successfully traced and distributed the cryptocurrencies accumulated by the couple during the marriage. This means that no matter how anonymous or decentralized your cryptocurrency is, it may be considered as distributable marital property in a divorce!
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How to Avoid Scams in the Cryptocurrency Space: Protect Your Digital Assets
The rapid development of the cryptocurrency space has attracted more and more investors, while also giving scammers an opportunity. Various types of scams are emerging, from fake investment platforms to fake wallets and false airdrops. Many investors have suffered significant losses due to momentary negligence. Below are some common types of scams and strategies to avoid being deceived, hoping to help everyone invest more safely in the cryptocurrency space.
1. Identify fake investment platforms and projects
Scam Description: Fake investment platforms usually use high returns as bait to attract investors to deposit funds. The website appears professionally designed and legitimate, and may even provide fake certificates and recommendations. However, these platforms often abscond with funds in a short period or impose high withdrawal fees that make it difficult for users to cash out.
1. Identify fake investment platforms and projects
Scam Description: Fake investment platforms usually use high returns as bait to attract investors to deposit funds. The website appears professionally designed and legitimate, and may even provide fake certificates and recommendations. However, these platforms often abscond with funds in a short period or impose high withdrawal fees that make it difficult for users to cash out.
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🎨 Will the claim for the lost Bitcoin hard drive worth more than 500 million pounds usher in the dawn of hope?
James Howells, a British IT engineer and an early Bitcoin developer, accidentally discarded a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins in 2013, which are currently worth nearly 500 million pounds.
Howells has tried many times to retrieve the hard drive from the landfill owned by the Newport City Council, but the city council has always rejected his excavation request on the grounds of environmental issues. Therefore, Howells filed a lawsuit against the city council, demanding compensation for losses of 495 million pounds (about 647 million US dollars).
He proposed that if the city council allowed him to excavate the landfill, he would be willing to bear the excavation costs himself, and promised to give the city council a 10% return if he successfully recovered the Bitcoin.
At the same time, Howells has formed a professional team, including former landfill managers, to increase the possibility of recovering the hard drive, and promised to comply with environmental standards and solve the problem of hazardous waste in the landfill.
The city council strongly opposed the lawsuit, calling Howells's claim "weak" and pointing out that since the hard drive had been discarded, only the city council currently has legal ownership of the hard drive.
It is reported that the lawsuit is expected to go to trial in December, and Howells vowed to continue to retrieve and try to recover the hard drive until the judge formally stops him.
🧐 Viewpoint:
This case not only involves the loss of personal wealth, but also touches on the complex issues of the legal status and property attributes of Bitcoin, and also highlights the gray area of legal protection of digital assets, especially when it comes to issues such as loss and recovery.
At the same time, it also reminds us that as the value of digital currencies fluctuates and grows, the relevant legal framework and regulatory policies need to be clearer and more complete to protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors.
💬 What do you think about this legal dispute involving huge amounts of Bitcoin? Do you think the city council agreed to Howells' lawsuit compensation or chose to settle by allowing mining?
#比特币法律纠纷 #数字资产保护 #比特币 #硬盘丢失
James Howells, a British IT engineer and an early Bitcoin developer, accidentally discarded a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins in 2013, which are currently worth nearly 500 million pounds.
Howells has tried many times to retrieve the hard drive from the landfill owned by the Newport City Council, but the city council has always rejected his excavation request on the grounds of environmental issues. Therefore, Howells filed a lawsuit against the city council, demanding compensation for losses of 495 million pounds (about 647 million US dollars).
He proposed that if the city council allowed him to excavate the landfill, he would be willing to bear the excavation costs himself, and promised to give the city council a 10% return if he successfully recovered the Bitcoin.
At the same time, Howells has formed a professional team, including former landfill managers, to increase the possibility of recovering the hard drive, and promised to comply with environmental standards and solve the problem of hazardous waste in the landfill.
The city council strongly opposed the lawsuit, calling Howells's claim "weak" and pointing out that since the hard drive had been discarded, only the city council currently has legal ownership of the hard drive.
It is reported that the lawsuit is expected to go to trial in December, and Howells vowed to continue to retrieve and try to recover the hard drive until the judge formally stops him.
🧐 Viewpoint:
This case not only involves the loss of personal wealth, but also touches on the complex issues of the legal status and property attributes of Bitcoin, and also highlights the gray area of legal protection of digital assets, especially when it comes to issues such as loss and recovery.
At the same time, it also reminds us that as the value of digital currencies fluctuates and grows, the relevant legal framework and regulatory policies need to be clearer and more complete to protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors.
💬 What do you think about this legal dispute involving huge amounts of Bitcoin? Do you think the city council agreed to Howells' lawsuit compensation or chose to settle by allowing mining?
#比特币法律纠纷 #数字资产保护 #比特币 #硬盘丢失