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Chinese court treats Bitcoin as property in 107 BTC memory theft case

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Chinese court treats Bitcoin as property in 107 BTC memory theft case

Man in eastern China who stole 107 Bitcoin using a memorized seed phrase gets 10 years and nine months behind bars.

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