- China’s Supreme People’s Court said it will strengthen research into new judicial standards in response to a rise in cases involving virtual assets.
- Chinese authorities said that alongside a ban on virtual-asset trading, civil legal acts related to virtual-asset investment are invalid and investment losses must be borne by investors themselves.
- Hong Kong is pushing ahead with stablecoin licenses and a licensing regime for virtual-asset advisory and asset-management services as part of its drive to foster the virtual-asset industry.
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China’s Supreme People’s Court said it will intensify research into new judicial standards as cases…
