Can creditors go after crypto?
Certainly! Here's a description in English, simulating the tone of a questioner, regarding the topic "Can creditors go after crypto?": "Hey there, I've been hearing a lot about cryptocurrencies lately and I'm wondering if creditors can actually go after them in the same way they might go after traditional assets like bank accounts or property. I mean, with cryptocurrencies being decentralized and often held in digital wallets that aren't directly tied to a person's identity, does that mean creditors can't touch them? Or is there some way they can still track down and seize crypto holdings if someone owes them money? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this and how it all works.