Bitcoin is property but not money in Thailand, Supreme Court rules
In Thailand, Bitcoin will now be regarded as property under its criminal law. This comes after the country’s Supreme Court issued a ruling to that effect. The Supreme Court decision affects anyone who holds or trades crypto in Thailand because it makes it clear that digital assets can be the subject of a property…
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