The Criminal Law Qualification of Illegal Theft of Virtual Currency "in the Civil Law Court's newspaper article points out that stealing virtual currency constitutes the crime of theft, and as an economic asset, it must have value, including utility, scarcity, and disposability. Scarcity is reflected in the constant total amount of virtual currency, rather than unlimited supply. Dominability is reflected in the use of asymmetric encryption technology in virtual currency, which is stored in a wallet (i.e. address) and can be controlled by obtaining the address and private key. The utility is reflected in the fact that virtual currency, as a specific data encoding, must undergo "mining" before it can be generated, and mining condenses social abstract labor. @foysal 0 reply
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