In the past few years cryptocurrency and token popularity has grown exponentially. While initially under the control of tech enthusiasts and outlaws, they have quickly become mainstream investments. The complexities and pseudo-anonymity of cryptocurrency makes it a difficult asset to understand and track.
On March 13, 2018, the Brooklyn Bar Association hosted a program entitled “Cryptocurrency, the Law, and How to Find It / Track It in a Divorce Litigation”. Nick Himonidis of The NGH Group was one of the featured speakers, discussing how to investigate bitcoin and other cryptocurrency transactions.
This presentation helped attendees understand cryptocurrencies, its legal implications, and how to address it in divorce litigation context.