Cryptocurrency assets are digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other tokens that may be community or separate property in an Arizona divorce depending on when and how they were acquired.

Valuation date is particularly significant for cryptocurrency given the extreme price fluctuations these assets can experience. The value of a cryptocurrency portfolio can change dramatically between the date of separation and the date of trial.

Disclosure obligations apply to cryptocurrency just as they apply to all other assets. A party who conceals cryptocurrency holdings in violation of Rule 49 disclosure obligations faces the same consequences as a party who conceals any other community asset.