Let's talk about the protection of encryption assets, it's really just two words: evidence.

In simple terms, protecting personal property comes down to two things - proving it is yours + being able to separate it from others. Just clarify these two core points.

Particularly pay attention to assets before marriage. The coins, NFTs, and on-chain assets you hold before marriage, as long as you can provide evidence that "they were mine at that time," are legally recognized as belonging to you personally.

How to keep evidence specifically? A few actions: regularly take screenshots of the wallet balance for archiving, export and back up transaction records (both CEX and DEX), save the on-chain transfer hash values, and do not delete the payment proof for buying coins.

Remember, what the court recognizes is the timestamp. If you can prove that this asset was in your possession before a certain point in time, you're basically safe.