China Court Classifies Digital Assets As Property Despite Blanket Ban By Government
A People’s Court in China has stated that under the existing legal framework, digital assets have economic value and are still legal property backed by law. In a recently published report cited by local media analyzing t...
In a recently published report cited by local media analyzing the legality of cryptocurrencies, the court highlighting the criminal law attributes of virtual assets concluded that the assets maintain their attributes as legal property....
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