Quote from: Becassine on May 25, 2025, 11:59:51 PM

How does this work in your country, and what would you do with your coins in the event of a divorce?

Cryptocurrency is still in the early stages in my country. My projection is that about 90% of women in my country might not know what a crypto wallet is except they are told by their husbands. If there is a marriage contract, cryptocurrency will be treated like money in the bank.

If you marry a supportive wife, you will always want to share your wealth justly. She would have a portion that would be enough for her to be comfortable with the pain of divorce. Currently, my partner knows everything about my finances, including my Crypto assets.

Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on May 26, 2025, 02:13:17 PM

Usually, people don't get divorced without a reason; there is always a reason, and at least one will look offended. So if a woman has the opportunity to take everything for herself, then I'm with her; let the man start all over again. There is no need to look for justice where there is none; marriages do not fall apart just like that. If you do not have a marriage contract, then there is nothing to think about. I understand the indignation of men now, but there is a good expression: women do not leave real men, and if he leaves, then the ex-wife has every right to take everything as compensation for moral damage and time wasted on this idiot.

"Women don't leave real men." I have never heard these words anywhere. I wouldn't mind knowing some of the qualities of a real man because I don't want to lose my woman. But from my observation, most divorces are caused by infidelity, and the men are always the most cheats.