1. A number of victims of
virtual currency fraud cases distributed all over the country said that they were refused to file a case when reporting to the local police because virtual currency could not be valued and could not reach the starting loss amount of theft or fraud. This situation may be affected by the announcement on preventing the financing risk of token issuance issued by seven ministries and commissions on September 4, 2017 (hereinafter referred to as the announcement). Generally speaking, fraud and other crimes of infringing property rights have the starting point of "large amount" According to the interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues concerning the specific application of law in the trial of fraud cases, indivials who defraud public or private property of more than 2000 yuan belong to "large amount". However, the announcement clearly pointed out that "any so-called token financing trading platform shall not provide pricing, information intermediary and other services for token or virtual currency." Therefore, it is difficult for the public security organs to recognize the price of virtual currency displayed on the trading platform, and to estimate the value of virtual currency when the victims encounter virtual currency fraud, so as to determine whether the case meets the filing standard.
2. Legal risks faced by
digital currency: (1) at the macro level, there are legal risks, systematic risks and consumer protection. At present, the legislative problems of e-commerce and e-payment have not been solved, the concept of e-currency and related provisions need to be clarified, and many laws and regulations have not been followed up. Secondly, there is a systemic risk caused by the collapse of a single issuing institution. If a certain issuing institution loses confidence in e-money e to its poor management, other e-money issuing institutions will also face run risk. Moreover, in the absence of standardized supervision, it is difficult for the public to effectively identify the qualification and credit level of issuers. How to effectively prompt risks and protect the rights and interests of the public has become a difficult problem. In addition, the concealment, rapidity and cross-border nature of Internet payment make e-money an inevitable money laundering tool for criminals 2 At the micro level, there are technical risks and credit risks in the main body of e-money issuance. The issuers of e-money in China include banks, non bank financial institutions, Internet enterprises and other enterprises. Due to the weak financial professional foundation of some issuers, especially the lack of mandatory technical security standards in China, there are serious management loopholes and security risks in e-money issuers. System software or hardware failures will affect the availability of e-money. Secondly, the unreasonable structure of assets and liabilities and high concentration of investment will lead to the lack of liquidity and the risk of default. In addition, the payment and circulation of e-money rely heavily on all kinds of networks, and there are all kinds of operational risks, such as deliberate embezzlement of other people's accounts, internal crimes of issuing institutions and malicious intrusion of hackers, which will damage the interests of e-money holders.
bitcoin, Ruitai and other digital currencies are suitable.
3. Digital currency is abbreviated as digiccy, which is the abbreviation of "digital currency" in English. It is an alternative currency in the form of electronic currency. Both digital gold coin and cryptocurrency belong to digiccy
digital currency is a kind of unregulated and digital currency, which is usually issued and managed by developers and accepted and used by members of specific virtual communities. The European Banking authority defines virtual currency as a digital representation of value, which is not issued by the central bank or authorities, nor linked with legal currency. However, because it is accepted by the public, it can be used as a means of payment, or it can be transferred, stored or traded in electronic form
according to the notice on preventing the financing risk of token issuance, there is no approved digital currency trading platform in China. According to China's digital currency regulatory framework, investors have the freedom to participate in digital currency transactions at their own risk
warm tips: the above information is for reference only. Before investing, it is recommended that you first understand the risks existing in the project, and understand the investors, investment institutions, chain activity and other information of the project, rather than blindly investing or mistakenly entering the capital market. Investment is risky, so we should be cautious when entering the market
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4. At present, our country does not recognize digital currency as a kind of "turn a blind eye", which neither recognizes legality nor illegality. However, it is said that it seems to recognize the legality of digital currency now, because our country is also advocating its own digital currency
5. It's illegal to buy and sell digital currency, because no matter whether it's a good digital currency or a currency in circulation in reality, you can't buy and sell it casually
6. According to the state's latest regulations in 2020, trading does not violate the law, but the profits generated by the transaction do not declare personal income tax, which is tax evasion.
7. In fact, as early as 2013, in the notice on preventing bitcoin risks issued by the five ministries and commissions, it was made clear that bitcoin is a "network virtual commodity", not a currency. This means that the judiciary will generally identify bitcoin as a virtual property
"if you are involved in bitcoin crime, please don't panic.". Liang Qi, prosecutor of the people's Procuratorate of Wuzhong District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, and He Ping, Professor of East China University of political science and law, and other interviewed experts suggested that the first thing is to report the case in time so that the police can intervene in time; Secondly, we must keep the evidence in place, and try to save the relevant records between the suspect and the suspect so that the judicial authorities can obtain evidence. In addition, blackmail and impose exactions on the suspect should be concted to delay the time and ensure that the judiciary can find more clues and evidence for suspects. p>
8. In the past, there were people who specialized in
mining and selling for cards, but now the profits from mining are too low to make money, and the mines they g are not sold to shops.
9. digital currency fraud is basically a routine, that is, first pull you into a wechat group, and then recommend a platform for you to speculate in stocks or other digital currencies at the beginning, your income is very large, but when the latter value reaches a certain level, you can no longer withdraw cash. If you ask the other party, the other party will ask you to recharge more money to unfreeze your account, but no matter how much money you put in, your money will not come back. The members who make money in the wechat group are basically the people in the fraud Gang, and the screenshots of the income are basically forged by them. It is very likely that you are the only real member of the whole wechat group
nowadays, fraudsters are more and more high-end, not only using mobile phones, but also using the Internet for fraud. Some of their knowledge is self-taught, and some is learned from other fraudsters. After all, some fraudsters are even high intellectuals, but they are different from other high intellectuals and go astray. If we find that our circle of friends is all about money investment, then our friend may have gone astray
