Is virtual currency protected by law

1. Under certain conditions, virtual currency has certain value and use value, and has transaction function, which can be transformed into real property. In judicial practice, there are cases that the contract of disposing virtual currency is valid and the penalty is imposed for stealing virtual currency
it should be said that virtual currency is protected by law. I hope the answer will help you.

2. Any bitcoin transaction is irreversible and can only be returned by the payee. This means that you need to pay attention to dealing with indivials and organizations that you know and trust or have established credibility. On their side, businesses need to control the payment requests that customers see. Bitcoin system can detect typing errors and usually won't let you accidentally pay to an invalid address. In the future, there may be other services that provide consumers with more choices and protection
bitcoin is a consensus network, contributing to a new payment system and a fully digital currency. It is the first decentralized peer-to-peer payment network, which is controlled by its users without a central management organization or middleman. From the user's point of view, bitcoin is much like Internet cash. Bitcoin can also be regarded as the most outstanding three style bookkeeping system.

3. There is no digital currency issue

4. If you are cheated, you can call the police, if not, you can't find it back. If you transfer to a wrong address, then this bitcoin will disappear. Bitcoin transfer is irreversible

5. may not! Transfer past account, unless there is evidence, otherwise can't find back
generally, the transfer will not be wrong, because you need to input the account name and account number. If you do not match, you will not dect money

6. For example, if this kind of currency is wrongly transferred, you can try to contact the other party and ask for a return. If the other party refuses, you can call the police. After all, the other party's behavior is suspected of illegal possession and unjust enrichment, which is an illegal act.

7. Yes, it depends on the amount of money and the value of recovery

8. Not theoretically, but it also depends on the situation