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Chinese Prosecutors Seek Confiscation of 61,896 Bitcoin in Qian Case

The Tianjin application provides for victim restitution, while ownership claims to the UK-held coins must be assessed under Chinese law.

Rasha Siddiqi 2 hours ago 1 minute read

Chinese Prosecutors Seek Confiscation of 61,896 Bitcoin in Qian Case

The Tianjin application provides for victim restitution, while ownership claims to the UK-held coins must be assessed under Chinese law.

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The Tianjin application provides for victim restitution, while ownership claims to the UK-held coins must be assessed under Chinese law.

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