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A four-location Illinois restaurant chain, built by the founders over three decades, sold for roughly $4 million.
The proceeds split evenly between two brothers: the older, 49, is moving toward traditional assets; the younger, 44, wants a meaningful slice of his $2 million share in cryptocurrency.
The accounts are separate, so neither brother needs the other's agreement on where the money goes.
Where the capital sits now Once a jointly owned business distributes proceeds into individual accounts, each owner generally controls his own share.
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