Caixin: Chinese victims in the 60,000 Bitcoin money laundering case must submit additional financial details by June 18
Svmuu News: A hearing on "issues of applicable law" in the 60,000-Bitcoin money laundering case will be held in July.Chinese victims intending to pursue recovery through the UK process must, after completing the initial registration, submit detailed financial information by June 18, 2026, including total investment amounts, loss amounts, as well as any compensation already received and supporting evidence.It is reported that this hearing will be pivotal for the disposition of the 60,000 Bitcoin assets. If Chinese law applies, the relationship between victims and Blue Sky Greenergy is one of creditor-debtor, and victims can recover only their principal at most;if English law applies, victims would hold a proprietary interest in Bitcoin, and they may also be able to recover the appreciation in the value of their losses. (Caixin)
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