THE PROBLEM OF CRYPTO COIN LIQUIDATION IN THE REGIME OF BITCOIN PARTICIPATION IN ACQUIRED GOODS

Abstract

The electronic and cryptocurrency began to supplant non-cash payment instruments as the internet and blockchain technology advanced. However, these concepts, which we experience every day of our lives, are not yet ready for the legal processes that may arise as a result of their use. Their legal and tax status is still unclear. Bitcoin, which we explored in our paper, will undoubtedly be the subject of lawsuits in a variety of areas of law. Many issues arise when bitcoins are shared through a divorce, particularly when the regime of participation in the acquired property is terminated. The valuation of cryptocurrencies is extremely difficult due to their significant volatility. Also, it is not easy to prove. Based on the qualities of Bitcoin that can be deemed an issue in terms of the liquidation of the acquired property regime, we first discussed the legal position of Bitcoin in our study. Then, in regards to both the problem of proof and the uncertainty in the evaluation, conclusions and solution proposals were given.