Topic: Wife discovers husband's hidden Bitcoin during divorce proceeding (Read 972 times)

It seems you misunderstood the context Op expressed. So don't draw stupid conclusions. You must be lonely! Remember discrediting women is very sensitive.

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Returning to the topic where in several marriage regulations inheritance assets are regulated in accordance with applicable state regulations. A husband and wife divorcing means the wife is definitely entitled to her share. Moreover, if you already have children, it is the responsibility of a husband, even though he is divorced, to continue to provide support according to his ability or according to the agreement on paper. Therefore, the wife is entitled to half of the Bitcoins she left behind and the husband is obliged to ensure that after the divorce, his wife and children are not abandoned. There are definitely things that need to be considered, including when dividing inheritance assets. And if you have a son, it is much more difficult because he is the only heir who cannot be removed.

Although, it's mportant for couples to be open with each other because it builds trust. However, some women nowadays use divorce as a way to get a share of their husband's property instead of marrying for love. In countries like Nigeria, women don't automatically get a share of their husband's property if they choose to leave the marriage.

They might receive some compensation, but only if they involve legal help. So, some people believe it's a good idea to keep some of their money hidden, just in case their spouse tries to use legal tricks."

What kind of advice is that? Getting married is a gift to us and we should be happy is someone get married. There's a huge benefits to be married because two is better than one. You can't do all the things what women can do, and if you're sick your wife can't take care if you.

I know that there are many woman who just thinks about themselves but there are still true woman who are very loyal to their husband. The woman who is stated in the Op is not having a real love to her husband because true love can't do that. We just have to be positive that we can get a real woman we want, and if ever they leave, let them go.

In the sense that it wont really be that totally a conjugal property due into those kind of prenup agreement then i could also say that it is really that odd that between the husband and wife would really be having those kind of agreement which when we do speak about finances then this is something that very crucial on which both should really be that agreeing and not really have their own separate stashes. I dont really like the idea but
i do also agree on some part because making out some earlier agreement will really be clearing things up or would really be that be declared on having no touch in others investment on the time that they do make out agreements and if they dont like those kind of terms then they could easily cancel the marriage or simply divorce as simple as that but i dont really love this kind of idea.
Getting married is sacred and shouldn't really be just that easily be break by means of money or whatever that in talks monetary.

In my opinion if you are married to someone, then there should be no secrets what so ever.  By hiding his bitcoin/cryptocurrency assets from his wife, he is not being truly up front and open/honest with her.  Say she found this out before they ended up getting divorced, I could see this causing a pretty big rifts between the two, and leading to the wife not being able to trust her husband that same way ever again. 

The real take away here is don't get married! Women have zero accountability and the law is on their side. Would you trust your life to an airplane that had a 65% failure rate? (US)

But if they do that, is it still called a marriage? Marriage only happens when both trust each other and share everything with each other, what is happiness if we live together but always doubt each other?

I'm a pragmatic person and money is my top priority these days. But when it comes to love between husband and wife and children, money cannot be more important than them, I work hard just because I want them to have a prosperous and fulfilling life, not just for myself. So if I lose them, money really means nothing. If we lose money, we can easily get it back, but if we lose our wife and children, how can we get it back? But it's funny how many people are even willing to not trust anyone just for a few cents that we can easily earn out there. Bitcoin is just money, as long as we earn a lot of money, we will have as many bitcoins as we want, but our wife and children cannot earn that way.

Financial freedom and relational dynamics are the main focus. In the age of cryptocurrencies, when Bitcoin can quickly change, this raises an interesting question about how individuals handle financial relationships. Should you tell everyone everything or keep some things to yourself Bitcoin complicates joint accounts and asset splits between couples. Ideally, partners would make money decisions together. Financial freedom can empower people to make difficult decisions like divorce, especially if they are in a toxic relationship.

Not often is arguing for property secrecy the answer. Any secret could damage trust in relationships. Couples should instead teach each other about Bitcoin's value and potential. This may improve their regard and understanding.

Not signing a prenup before you marry someone you're likely to divorce later is financial suicide.

It won't be called an agreement if it's not written. Maybe can be said as a verbal agreement but there's no strong evidence that it has happened if you don't have a written agreement. We can learn a lot from many situations just as one with the op. So, those that are not yet in an intimate relationship and you've got plans to unite in one, just have a casual talk and agreement with your partner, and if you think that you're willing to give all to him/her, just think of it. As much as possible, we're all wishing that all unions are going to be ending as what's said in front of the altar or based on their ceremonies that they're going to be together til' death. But it is changing today, til' wealth.

prenuptial agreement still depends, if not a written or a documented agreement women can be deceptive and might agree and until she one day finds out the actual worth of your assets, look at what happened in the case of hakim that is wife almost went away with is assets, just better to pray for a better spouse instead of gold diggers, people like Elon have there reasons for not getting married.The situation   is that once you marry, you and your wife are supposed to be one, and the best way to make your marriage work and avoid divorce is to make it work. Marriages don't even last the way it use to be.

I don't blame the wife or the husband for revealing his Bitcoin to a crypto hunter. Instead, I think the blame should go to the lawmakers. These situations happen because the people who create these laws are the ones supporting the feminist movement, aiming to give women equal rights with men. The problem arises when it often results in sharing the man's wealth during divorce and not sharing the woman's wealth. Even if the rules were different, many women don't have much wealth to divide in the first place. I just see that women only use these shitty laws as an excuse to fuck over people.

It's obvious. Everyone likes you for your money, not for who you are. You know a thousand people, but have very few true friends, if any. You are desperate for love and true friendship, after so many years. Having good people around you is hard enough as it is. I can't imagine how much harder it becomes when you are rich.

How the wife got to know about the Bitcoin is still what is not clear to me. Maybe the man would have hinted her about it in the peak of their love else I wonder how even the expert will find out the man have Bitcoin and even know the quantity.

It breaks my heart reading different stories about divorce cases especially in the West. I don't know how they made their laws that it appear to discourage people from getting married. I know they usually site women being weaker and always the victim but they rarely know that men do become victims too.
I have lost count of the number of times I see men being thrown of a house he built just because his wife filed for divorce. There are even cases of men going to jail over mere accusations of domestic violence by their wives.

Conversely,  these incidents are not prevalent in Africa as tradions, culture and costums have more influen in marriages than the legal institution.

If she had able to spend all of that 6 BTC then she wont really be totally be having a divorce without having that kind of replacement, if there's none on that moment but later on for sure both ex husband and wife would really be finding their true love once these persons do able to move on.Its true that love nowadays and talking about forever living is seems to be that hard and its true into your word that once women do have that kind of earning capability on which they wont really be that afraid on leaving their husband on whatever issues it would be since they do know that they could be able to stand on their own and would really be thinking that
they could really be able to sustain and this is why they arent afraid on having these kind of proceedings. This is why for those husbands out there who do have crypto or bitcoin holdings then it would be better on making it as a secret but well not all men would be having this kind of mindset on which they would be always be faitful and honest to their wives when it comes to finances which it is a must but for me which it would really be that ideal that you should really be having something left for yourself when it comes to money because if you do give it all and your wife decided to leave or having a divorce then you would really be ending up on getting wrecked totally which is through love and financial.

It's even becoming content that two fake couples end up in marriage. And that's a real thing in today's time.

While everything can be talked about properly and set what's gonna be good for one another. And if the court settles to distribute the other half as an asset to her wife during the proceedings then the guy has to obey the decision that's placed upon him. We're seeing a lot of stories like this in real life and it's all about the share of the wealth of the guy and that's why if someone is still single here, don't look for the real one that will love you. As I believe that it will come to you naturally and it is your personal decision when you're about to get married to declare it if you own bitcoin or not or discuss that to your future partner.

These days, it's rare to happen that love lasts til they grow old. People change especially when a woman has someone to rely on whenever you divorce or a woman has money, they tend to believe they don't need men in their life. Thats very true. They suck the youth in you and then leave you when you have nothing. But in this story, the wife discovers he has 12 BTC so she has to stay and suck half of it before leaving.

Since she found out already, its best to give the 6BTC and see where she will be after she spends it all.

It depends on the person, some may not be interested if there's a pact already and there could be some that have that hidden desire to take everything from her husband or his wife.

Well, as I've said it depends. Some person or let's say many marry someone because of their wealth and possession and some are really true love and doesn't look at those material things and assets.

Recently I've noticed that having divorce is easy they just give each other money and also support the child and they are done. They just do it easily and I've noticed this mostly with rich people and even just because they have money they can do it easily. 

Mariage right now is something that they are finding security in financially they are just after the money and the assets not the love that was given to each other. But this is already the case, and for sure women always win and they can get half of the assets no matter what as Bitcoin is also an asset. It's just lucky for her that she found out about it if not she won't be getting any of it.

In my region (a small town in Indonesia), we follow a unique financial system where 100% of the financial management is entrusted to the wife, while the husband's role is to work and provide for the family. True love, as I perceive it, is characterized by complete transparency between married partners. A man must carefully select the right woman to ensure the stability of their household, while a woman must maintain her dignity by remaining loyal to her husband.

Whenever the husband wishes to make a purchase, it is essential that the wife is informed. Financial decisions within the household always involve mutual agreement to prevent any wasteful spending, provided that both parties understand each other.

In connection to the case mentioned in this thread, I believe the culture of the individuals involved differs significantly from the customs in my area. If a husband still hides something from his wife, then there must be something more precious to him than his love for her.

In cases of divorce, assets should be divided equally, and the portion may increase further when children are involved.

I would support the wife in promptly revealing any concealed BTC held by her husband. Subsequently, reporting these assets to the court for a fair distribution in the divorce case. Whether it's a 50%:50% split or a 60%:40% division, that decision should be left to the judge.

It is weird how marriages end. One day you say that you are going to spend rest of your life with a person, and then something happens in that marriage and you want to give zero cents to that person and just want to get rid of them without anything. This all depends on a situation, without putting man or woman in there, just considering it as two humans, if one of them works and the other doesn't work and you agree to this together, for any reason at all, then the one who works has to pay after the divorce. Since its so common, people think that man carries the load of the house and woman just sits at home, and after divorce man shouldn't take care of her, well I support this for woman who work too, if woman works and man stays at home because of some arrangement they had, then when they divorce woman should be paying man too. Aside from that, in a situation where both works, there is no need to pay anyone. In this case, if any money that the woman earned was involved in that bitcoin, it means it has to be shared, but if not, then he should keep it.