According to the "Asia Economic Daily," Korean legal experts pointed out that cryptocurrencies accumulated during the marriage and investment gains are considered legitimate objects of divorce property division. If one party maliciously conceals their crypto assets at the time of divorce, the other party still has the right to request additional division from the court within two years after the divorce. Regarding asset tracing, parties can apply to retrieve past bank transaction records to identify fiat funds flowing to crypto exchanges, and further request relevant exchanges to disclose specific virtual asset holdings through court orders.

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