I will depends on the couple involved because if a husband and wife can have a joint bank account I don't see the reason why they should not invest in Bitcoin together one thing about marriage is trust I don't see the reason why you should not trust your partner not to the point of having the same bitcoin portfolio as couples it should be your primary duty to do things in one for the purpose of taking the family to the next level and investing in Bitcoin together is one sure way that it can be achieved.


Any couple that wants to invest in Bitcoin separately should be clearly split out and discussed amicable and it should be known that that is a personal investment and not the family that is the only basis that couples should invest in Bitcoin separately apart from that I don't see the reason why coupes should do things differently especially when it comes to investments

Tbh, I preferred a different portfolio than having the same. Even we will get married, a financial status should be different also, of course you'll share the life you're having with her/him but it's better if your financial status is different like in the perspective of other people, if you're the one who really trades, of course the credits will go to you but yes, it doesn't matter to a couple but if you want that status, go for separate. If you really want some joint funds, then have a joint bank account, not on cryptocurrency, i had the same idea back then, sharing a same wallet for funds but of course the decisions are limited, you will always think about it not going zero and that's hard, you'll get limited in decisions.

But did you know that the way to maintain a strong and lasting marriage over time is to trust each other, and to do that, we need to share everything with each other. If each person has their own investment, it will unintentionally create mutual suspicion, causing cracks in the relationship between husband and wife and family. Family may no longer be happy but instead there will be calculation and jealousy of each other. Any relationship cannot last if money is put first in that relationship.

Furthermore, if both husband and wife think about the future of their children, they will never suggest or agree that each should have separate property. Only selfish parents who do not care about their children's future think about owning their own property.
I don't know if you are married, but I bet a child will never have complete happiness and comprehensive development without the love of one of the two. Therefore, before getting married and having children, couples should stop being selfish and think more openly.
Bitcoin is just money, and lost money can be earned back, but the future of our children, once lost can never be saved.

Most couples should have.

I would also want my partner to have her separate portfolio where she can decide which assets she wants to buy or hold. Unfortunately, she isn't that knowledgeable when it comes to investing that's why I'm the one deciding on which assets to buy, when to buy, when to sell, etc.

As long as both of them have knowledge in investing then as much as possible, they should have separate portfolio. That can be considered as diversification as well especially if you're focusing on cryptocurrency while your partner is focusing on other asset class like in Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, etc. That would be safer in my opinion and at the same time, both of you have the freedom to choose which asset to buy instead of only one that's deciding on which assets to buy.

Totally depends on the interest of your wife/partner because if she/he's not that a tech savvy or someone whose that into technology or innovation and just that simply make use on whats currently available or simply speaking about traditional things then there's nothing you can do, specially if you've been doing this for a while but still it didnt have any progress then its better that you should accept that she's not into it. Instead on getting frustrated on which its better that you should be doing up some acts that will be that possibly might caught up her interest. You wouldnt know unless you do try and its up to you whether you do give up and just that waiting up for your daughter to become big and teacher her about Bitcoin and other related stuffs in regarding investing and its utility.

In regarding about investment then if your wife doesnt like it then there's nothing you can do. You can make that investment on your own and since its conjugal property then your wife wont be caring about on how much you've been investing since she knows that your money is her money so its not shocking that they will be having this kind of things in mind and just stay on what they are currently doing. On the time or moment that you do become forceful then this is the time or moment that they would get irritated and might cause up some quarrel or misunderstanding instead. So better mind your own business. 

I do think it should be done separately, though.

After all, it comes to personal preferences details regarding each couple in question.

It comes down to the decisions of every couple that is interested in Bitcoin investment, what works for one marriage might not work for another. I don't think that it's advisable for married people to have a joint Bitcoin wallet, it's better if either of them have their separate wallets so if one seed phrase is lost or compromised the other will still remain intact. It's ok to have a joint bank account because your KYC details are with the bank and nobody can steal your bank account. Bitcoin is about self custody therefore it should be owned by one individual, out of trust you can decide to share a copy of your seed phrase with your spouse for safe keep.

Is it out of the basic knowledge of crypto or for building of trust would make couples think of investing in Bitcoin together? To the best of my knowledge, couples don't need to invest in Bitcoin together for financial goals because of the volatile nature of Bitcoin being unpredictable. They would prefer to invest separately so that they can have control of their assets without anyone's interference or knowing their worth

I agree with this.  Sharing a Bitcoin account involves trust and knowledge of good custody practices.  The couple might not be ready or in the same mindset about it.

Trust can also be challenging if one partner is not responsible with finances and frequently makes poor spending choices.  What if your husband's financial habits put your family into thousands of dollars in debt, and you've paid down the debt on your own multiple times? Or, maybe your partner is responsible with finances, but has no interest in learning about Bitcoin.  If they have no interest and are unwilling to learn about safe custody and how not to get scammed, I don't think it's good to share a self-custody wallet.  Yet, I want my partner to inherit my bitcoin if something happens to me, and I still need to find a good way to do that.