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China Supreme Court To Study Crypto Case Adjudication Rules Amid Rising Disputes
China’s Supreme People’s Court has announced that it will deepen research into adjudication standards for cryptocurrency-related disputes, signaling continued efforts to clarify how courts should treat virtual asset cases within an evolving financial system. The announcement was made during a briefing by China’s State Council Information Office, where senior judicial officials outlined broader reforms aimed at improving consistency in financial trials and strengthening oversight of emerging digital and technology-driven economic activity. Liu Guixiang, a member of the Supreme People’s Court adjudication ... (full story)
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