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medyatè a deklare ke pa gen okenn lwa nan peyi Lachin kounye a ki entèdi posesyon an nan Bitcoin ak tranzaksyon li yo ant moun. Pli lwen, li te di ta dwe gen pa gen okenn difikilte teknik nan voye Bitcoin osi lontan ke yon sèl gen yon adrès Bitcoin ak kle prive. Tribinal la konkli ke, si wi ou non Bitcoin se yon jenn legal oswa ou pa, pa gen yon enpak sou lefèt ke Bitcoin an komen ta dwe pwoteje legalman ki baze sou lalwa Moyiz kontra Chinas, ajoute: “Bitcoin gen nati a nan yon pwopriyete, ki ka posede ak kontwole pa pati, ak se kapab bay valè ekonomik ak benefis yo.”
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The arbitrator stated that there is no law in China currently that prohibits the possession of Bitcoin and its transactions between individuals. Further, it said there should be no technical difficulties in sending Bitcoin as long as one has a Bitcoin address and private key. The court concluded that, whether Bitcoin is a legal tender or not, does not have an impact on the fact that Bitcoin ownership should be protected legally based on Chinas contract law, adding: “Bitcoin has the nature of a property, which can be owned and controlled by parties, and is able to provide economic values and benefits.”