The Korean marriage law community recently reiterated that in divorce proceedings, according to Article 839-2 of the Korean Civil Code, property accumulated during the marriage can be requested to be divided, and this property includes virtual assets such as cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin. As early as 2018, the Supreme Court of South Korea ruled that cryptocurrencies are considered intangible assets due to their economic value and can therefore be divided as marital property. In addition, in divorce proceedings, if one spouse knows that the other has a cryptocurrency exchange account, they can apply to the court for a "factual investigation" to confirm the amount of cryptocurrency held by the spouse. (Cointelegraph)