Is virtual currency protected by law?
It is indeed protected to a certain extent in the law, but it is not protected in reality.
If you encounter virtual currency fraud, generally speaking, calling the police is useless. Even for ordinary electronic fraud, after you call the police, the police will kindly comfort you. There is almost no possibility of getting it back, so be prepared.
This is even more true for virtual currency. This does not require bank settlement. It only needs a string of addresses to be transferred out and circulate globally or even throughout the universe.
At present, the Chinese government has issued warnings many times for retail investors to invest in virtual currencies, reminding them of the risks of investing in virtual currencies, banning ICOs, closing trading platforms, and the most ruthless is to ban institutions from participating in virtual currency transactions.
That's all for now.
For retail investors, it is not illegal for individuals to speculate in cryptocurrencies, but they bear their own risks.
As for your computer, don't think about getting it back.
Because your computer is an evidence and needs to be sealed, it is impossible for you to have a virtual currency private key in it and want to get it back.
Give up this unrealistic fantasy.
It is actually the most unsafe behavior to put the private key in the computer. It is best to put it in your personal wallet. The private key is best saved in a copy where no one can find it.
If you are afraid of losing it, you can also change a few letters in the middle so that you can recognize it yourself. In this case, no one in the world can get your virtual currency.
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