In a landmark ruling that could shake China's crypto scene, the Supreme Court of the Shandong province has ruled that cryptocurrency "was not protected by law" after deliberating on a case that involves a potential fraud related to the purchase of tokens, as reported by The South China Morning Post. A Chinese plaintiff invested some RMB 70,000 (USD 10,800) to buy
In a landmark ruling that could shake China's crypto scene, the Supreme Court of the Shandong province has ruled that cryptocurrency "was not protected by law" after deliberating on a case that involves a potential fraud related to the purchase of tokens, as reported by The South China Morning Post. A Chinese plaintiff invested some RMB 70,000 (USD 10,800) to buy
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