WV SB1069

Adds definitions for "digital financial asset" and "virtual currency" to West Virginia's Uniform Unclaimed Property Act, classifying cryptocurrency and blockchain-recorded assets as intangible property subject to unclaimed property rules

Allows holders of abandoned digital financial assets to deliver them to the State Treasurer either in native digital form or as liquidated cash proceeds converted prior to remittance

Requires the State Treasurer to preserve digital financial assets in native form for a minimum of three years before any discretionary liquidation may occur

Explicitly states the State Treasurer is not required to develop, procure, maintain, or operate digital asset custody infrastructure

Maintains all existing unclaimed property processes, notice requirements, and owner claim procedures for digital assets