Members of the British House of Lords supported the Digital Asset Property Bill drafted by the country's Law Commission at the second reading meeting this week, saying that the bill will provide clearer guidance on the legal treatment of cryptocurrencies. The bill was drafted by the Law Commission, an independent statutory body, and was introduced in the UK in September. This legislation will not only provide support for criminal cases involving theft of cryptocurrencies, but will also play a role in the division of marital property. In addition, the House of Lords called on the new government to review the regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies to ensure the international competitiveness and transparency of policies. (CoinDesk)