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According to the South China Morning Post the high court in China's northern Shandong province issued a public statement on Sunday stating that cryptocurrency is not protected by law. After evaluating a case in which the plaintiff spent 70,000 yuan (10,799$) in crypto tokens recommended by his friends in 2017 the court came to this judgement. The accounts were eventually cancelled in 2018 after China's national bank the People's Bank of China (PBOC) restated its prohibition on financial institutions interacting with cryptocurrency transactions.
An intermediate court in Jinan Shandong's capital city determined in January that the plaintiff's fraud claim was unfounded since crypto assets were not legally recognised in China.The plaintiff filed an appeal but the court affirmed its decision in March.
An intermediate court in Jinan Shandong's capital city determined in January that the plaintiff's fraud claim was unfounded since crypto assets were not legally recognised in China.The plaintiff filed an appeal but the court affirmed its decision in March.