Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, have gained significant mainstream attention in recent years due to their potential as investment opportunities. While the use of cryptocurrencies in divorce settlements is not yet a common occurrence, it is possible that they may be treated like any other asset in a divorce and subject to division between spouses. One of the main challenges in dealing with crypto-assets in a divorce is valuing them. Unlike traditional assets such as real estate or stocks, crypto-currency is not backed by any physical asset or government regulation, and its value can fluctuate significantly. This makes it difficult to determine the fair market value of a crypto-asset,