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Cooperative "mining" equipment loss compensation lawsuit, Hunan Province court in China rules virtual currency-related contracts invalid, losses borne by the parties themselves

Recently, the People's Court of Guiyang County, Hunan Province, China, concluded a case involving a dispute over a virtual currency "mining" contract. The plaintiff, Hu, collaborated with others to conduct virtual currency "mining" activities. After the "mining" equipment was lost, he filed a lawsuit in court seeking the return of 570,000 yuan in investment funds. The court ruled to dismiss all of Hu's claims.Hu and Zhou are friends. A technology company was established in May 2021, with Zhou as one of the shareholders. Li and Peng participated in the company's "mining" business through related connections. The two parties agreed to cooperate in "mining," and Hu paid Zhou 55,000 USD (both parties acknowledged it as equivalent to 357,082 yuan) through a virtual currency app. Additionally, he entrusted Cao to transfer 198,000 yuan to Zhou's bank account, totaling 555,082 yuan, all used for purchasing servers, hard drives, and other "mining" equipment, which was managed and operated by the technology company. In July 2022, the equipment was moved to Zhou's kitchen for storage, and Hu subsequently only paid Zhou for electricity. In November 2023, due to an economic dispute with Zhou, Li removed some hard drives. Although 82 hard drives were returned after mediation by the police station, Hu claimed that there were still hard drives missing, and the two parties could not reach an agreement. In 2024, Hu sued four defendants, claiming the loss of the equipment and seeking the return of 570,000 yuan in investment funds.After hearing the case, the court found that according to the "Notice on Further Preventing and Handling Risks of Virtual Currency Trading Speculation" jointly issued by the People's Bank of China and ten other departments, the first article states: virtual currency does not have the same legal status as legal tender, does not have legal compensation, and should not and cannot be circulated as currency in the market. Activities related to virtual currency are considered illegal financial activities. Participating in virtual currency investment and trading activities carries legal risks. Any legal person, non-legal entity, or individual investing in virtual currency and related derivatives violates public order and good customs, and the relevant civil legal acts are invalid, with any resulting losses borne by the parties themselves. In this case, the equipment that Hu entrusted to purchase was used for "mining," with payments made in virtual currency and management fees settled, which undermines the status of legal currency and violates public order and good customs. The entrusted contract in question should be deemed invalid.

OSL's cooperative products account for 88% of the market share in the trading volume of Hong Kong's first batch of spot virtual asset ETFs

ChainCatcher news, since its launch in April 2024, the Hong Kong digital asset ETF market has shown significant growth, with both trading volume and assets under management (AUM) continuously expanding. As of the time of publication, the daily trading volume of Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs reached HKD 114 million, while the daily trading volume of Ethereum (ETH) spot ETFs reached HKD 33.76 million, clearly indicating that investor interest in Hong Kong digital asset ETFs is increasingly strong, and investment activities are on the rise.Among them, OSL Digital Securities Limited, as a leading licensed digital asset trading platform under the OSL Group (863.HK), has been appointed as the virtual asset trading platform and sub-custodian for the China Asset Management and Harvest Global Investments' first Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs. The first batch of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs launched by its issuer partners, China Asset Management (Hong Kong) and Harvest Global Investments (HGI), accounted for over 88% of the total trading volume in the Hong Kong ETF market. "OSL is continuously driving regulated digital asset innovation into the next phase, including staking services and tokenized fund products. " OSL Chairman and CEO Pan Zhiyong stated, OSL's success as a leading ETF custodian and trading platform reflects its strategic vision and operational excellence. With the continuous growth of the market, OSL is committed to pioneering new solutions and maintaining its position as a trusted partner in digital asset investment.
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