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Benedict Teo, Tham Feei Sy and Yvette Fong of Drew & Napier draw on case law from Singapore and the UK in analysing the main legal difficulties for cryptocurrency stakeholders

Digital assets are an increasingly important part of modern society. That was the conclusion the UK Law Commission reached in its final report on digital assets that was published recently following a year-long consultation. Two recent decisions highlight the courts putting into action this flexible and evolving approach when dealing with proprietary claims over cryptocurrencies.

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The Hong Kong High Court (“Court”) has, for the first time, confirmed that cryptocurrencies constitute “property” under Hong Kong law and are capable of being held on trust. The...

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A Hong Kong court has for the first time declared that cryptocurrencies are property and capable of being held on trust. In a landmark ruling, the Honourable Madam Justice Linda Chan,...

Introduction The crypto market has been through a tumultuous past year. Within months, the market went from all-time highs to the coldest crypto winter as Three Arrows Capital cratered, spreading a... | April 14, 2023