最新报道:According to Bijie.com, following a dramatic reversal in the case of Qian Zhimin, the alleged culprit in the 60,000 Bitcoin case, who unexpectedly pleaded guilty upon her appearance in court, Caixin published an analysis stating that Qian Zhimin's guilty plea does not directly determine the fate of the approximately 61,000 Bitcoins involved in the case, and that civil recovery proceedings will continue in the UK High Court. Since the High Court hearing is ongoing, she will not apply to initiate confiscation proceedings. According to the procedure, the High Court will prioritize the return of assets that can be proven to belong to the victims. Any remaining unclaimed assets will then be confiscated and deposited into the national treasury under court ruling, and only then will the question of whether they will be shared with China be considered.