# Пов'язані статті щодо Property

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Property", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Russia Advances Crypto Bill After Removing Wallet Address Disclosure Requirement

Russia's State Duma Financial Markets Committee has adopted a revised cryptocurrency regulation bill. A key change removes the controversial requirement for users to disclose their wallet addresses. Instead, the new bill mandates reporting of wallet balances and transaction volumes. The legislation aims to expand investment opportunities, allowing retail investors to allocate up to 300,000 rubles annually into approved cryptocurrencies through intermediaries. It also permits licensed brokers to access select foreign exchanges. However, the bill imposes restrictions, including limits on certain international crypto transfers and a continued ban on domestic crypto payments except for foreign trade. Furthermore, cryptocurrencies will be legally recognized as property in cases like insolvency. The Bank of Russia retains its role in licensing market participants and is advancing its digital ruble project.

TheNewsCrypto07/08 10:19

Russia Advances Crypto Bill After Removing Wallet Address Disclosure Requirement

TheNewsCrypto07/08 10:19

China Banned Bitcoin — Then One Of Its Highest Courts Just Ruled It’s Protected Property

China's Supreme People's Procuratorate has published a landmark case ruling that Bitcoin qualifies as legally protected property under the country's criminal law. The case involved a defendant sentenced to nearly 11 years in prison for stealing 107 Bitcoin, valued based on the proceeds from its sale. Prosecutors successfully argued that Bitcoin holds economic value and can be exclusively controlled, meeting the statutory definition of property. This ruling creates a striking contradiction within China's legal framework, as the country has maintained a comprehensive ban on all cryptocurrency transactions since 2021. Despite this official prohibition, Chinese courts have consistently affirmed Bitcoin's status as protected property in criminal cases. By publishing this case as guidance, the Supreme People's Procuratorate signals to prosecutors nationwide to treat Bitcoin theft as property theft, valued at market rates, directly conflicting with the overarching ban on its use and trade.

bitcoinist06/08 15:15

China Banned Bitcoin — Then One Of Its Highest Courts Just Ruled It’s Protected Property

bitcoinist06/08 15:15

New York Lawsuit Takes Aim At 3.79 Million Dormant Bitcoin

A lawsuit filed in New York by "Noah Doe" and two Wyoming LLCs seeks a court declaration that approximately 39,069 long-dormant Bitcoin wallets, allegedly holding about 3.79 million BTC, are legally abandoned property. The plaintiffs claim to have identified the wallets, reported them to the NYPD, and conducted a notification campaign via blockchain messages and a webpage. They argue this satisfies New York's lost-property laws, transferring ownership rights to them. The claim includes addresses linked to Satoshi Nakamoto and early miners, though the complaint itself does not specify these attributions or the total BTC amount. The case centers on the novel legal argument that inactive self-custodied crypto addresses constitute recoverable abandoned property, despite the practical impossibility of accessing the funds without private keys. The campaign was connected to Salomon Brothers Strategic Advisors, a firm separate from the historic Wall Street entity.

bitcoinist05/25 14:31

New York Lawsuit Takes Aim At 3.79 Million Dormant Bitcoin

bitcoinist05/25 14:31

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