Caixin reports that whether victims can claim a share of the cryptocurrency’s gains remains unresolved.
Caixin reports that a U.K. court ruled Chinese law governs investors’ claims to more than 61,000 seized bitcoins. Whether victims can claim a share of the cryptocurrency’s gains remains unresolved.
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@caixinA U.K. court has ruled that Chinese law governs investors’ claims to more than 61,000 seized bitcoins. Whether the victims can claim a share of the cryptocurrency’s gains remains unresolved https://www.caixinglobal.com/2026-10-12/uk-court-rules-chinese-law-governs-recovery-of-over-61000-seized-bitcoins-102492665.html?rkey=4jojc%2BU9DvvtuaHc2n7nI%2FFL%2FE7ci4pKL1Ch%2FhkBNSCS1RN7WF1lhg%3D%3D&cxg=web&Sfrom=twitter
@FTUK chances of keeping £3.8bn bitcoin haul rise after High Court ruling https://ft.trib.al/zQIbT2U@caixinA U.K. court has ruled that Chinese law governs investors’ claims to more than 61,000 seized bitcoins. Whether the victims can claim a share of the cryptocurrency’s gains remains unresolved https://www.caixinglobal.com/2026-10-12/uk-court-rules-chinese-law-governs-recovery-of-over-61000-seized-bitcoins-102492665.html?rkey=4jojc%2BU9DvvtuaHc2n7nI%2FFL%2FE7ci4pKL1Ch%2FhkBNSCS1RN7WF1lhg%3D%3D&cxg=web&Sfrom=twitter@FTUK chances of keeping £3.8bn bitcoin haul rise after High Court ruling https://ft.trib.al/zQIbT2U
