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Crypto is “not protected by law,” Chinese court rules By BTC Peers

August 25, 2021
Source: upnewsinfo.com upnewsinfo.com
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Disclaimer: We make affiliate commissions from Bluehost by promoting to our readers. We recommend Bluehost to our readers since it is one of the only affordable hosting solutions that are both reliable and high in capacity and offers excellent customer service. Crypto is “not protected by law,” Chinese court rules While the validity of smart contracts and data stored on the blockchain appears to be gaining ground, it may take a while until cryptocurrency transactions are protected by law, especially in China. This week, the high court in the northern Shandong province of China dismissed a case involving a plaintiff...
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