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The High Court ruled Chinese law governs victims’ ownership claims to seized bitcoin in the Zhimin Qian case. Final entitlements remain undecided.
England's High Court ruled Chinese law governs fraud victims' claims to over 61,000 BTC, worth about $5B, seized in the Zhimin Qian case, not English law.
The High Court in London decided that Chinese law governs victims' claims to 61,000 BTC seized from Zhimin Qian, a ruling that helps the UK keep the coins.