British High Court Recognizes Bitcoin As Property

British High Court Recognizes Bitcoin As Property
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2019-8-23 23:44

Though the decision is subject to ratification, the British High Court claims to now recognize bitcoin as property, making it easier for victims of hacks to claim cryptocurrencies locked away in exchanges.

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