China’s Hangzhou’s Internet Court has ruled that Bitcoin, and crypto in general, ought to be considered legal “virtual Internet property” and deserves to be treated like other assets. The judge determined that Bitcoin has value, scarcity and disposability, bringing it under the scope of Chinese property laws.
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