Laws against cryptocurrency
A new, more powerful version.
A new, more powerful version.
The decentralize-and-morph theory seems to confound even the regulator who coined it. This regulation must have a solid legal foundation, a key pillar of which is a workable framework to distinguish cryptoassets [1] that are securities from those that are not. To Goforth, the court ruling is the latest example of a regulatory environment that works better to punish crypto companies than to help them. Victims of fraud are able to seek redress swiftly through the English courts, including a range of solutions, such as:. In granting a worldwide freezing order, Mr Justice Birss concluded that there was no dispute that the cryptocurrencies belonged to the claimant, nor that there was anything to suggest "that cryptocurrency cannot be a form of property or that a party amenable to the court's jurisdiction cannot be enjoined from dealing in or disposing of it".