Chinese Court Likens NFTs to Online Virtual Property

By cineramaDecember 5, 2022NFT

Hangzhou city-based court considered nonfungible tokens ( NFT ) as digital assets within the virtual property category duly protected by Chinese law. The article published on November 29 by […]

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Chinese Court Likens NFTs to Online Virtual Property

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