China court declares virtual assets as legal properties protected by law: Report Post author:MiamiCrypto Post published:September 1, 2023 Post category:Bitcoin Regulation / China / Cryptocurrencies Despite a blanket ban on cryptocurrencies imposed by Beijing in 2021, many Chinese courts over the years have established that virtual asset holders have property rights. You Might Also Like 3 reasons why Bitcoin is struggling to flip $20K to support July 13, 2022 US senators Lummis, Gillibrand reveal working on bipartisan crypto legislation March 25, 2022 Coinbase cutting ties with Silvergate forces crypto hedge fund to find a new bank March 3, 2023