Landmark Ruling: Chinese Court Rejects Crypto Lending Again
Crypto lending activity still falls outside the purview of China’s legal system, ruled a Chinese court in the second ruling of the nation’s kind on Tuesday. Per a press release from the Nanchang People’s Court, lending o...
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Per a press release from the Nanchang People’s Court, lending out virtual currency and requesting a return “is not within the scope of civil litigation.”...
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