ChainCatcher news, according to a report by The Paper, the People's Court of Wenchang City, Hainan Province, recently concluded a case involving the trading of personal information using cryptocurrency. The court's investigation revealed that the defendant Han purchased over 82.24 million personal information records for 500 yuan on QQ in 2021, which included 7.27 million photos of ID cards, 30.69 million vehicle owner information, and 1.07 million bank user information.In March 2023, Han sold this information through platforms such as QQ, WeChat, and Telegram, and collaborated with courier Wu to obtain delivery transaction information, pricing each record at 1.5 yuan in USDT. He profited 770 yuan by exchanging through a virtual asset trading platform. The court sentenced Han to one year and eight months in prison for infringing on citizens' personal information, and fined him 3,000 yuan. Co-defendant Wu was sentenced to eight months in prison with a one-year and four-month probation and fined 2,000 yuan.

ChainCatcher news, according to China News Service, the First International Commercial Court of the Hainan Province First Intermediate People's Court successfully transferred litigation fees to the digital RMB account of the parties involved in a housing sale contract dispute case. This is the first time the court has processed a digital RMB refund for a party from Hong Kong, achieving an innovative breakthrough in the field of litigation refunds for foreign-related cases.In the process of handling the refund for Mr. Gao, the staff of the International Commercial Court of Hainan First Intermediate Court conducted comprehensive research on relevant policy regulations, as well as the specific processes for applying for real-name accounts and court transfer operations with the Hainan Branch of the People's Bank of China. They guided Mr. Gao to obtain a digital RMB real-name account that does not require binding a domestic bank card, ultimately successfully processing the refund using this method.

According to ChainCatcher news, lawyer Liu Honglin stated that the local market supervision administration in Hainan, in conjunction with other departments, recently issued a notice requiring enterprises engaged in the NFT digital collectibles business within its jurisdiction to submit their business qualifications within a specified time frame, otherwise "the relevant responsibilities will be borne by the enterprises themselves."Relevant enterprises need to possess nine qualifications, including the license to establish a trading market. If they conduct business without the aforementioned qualifications and are suspected of illegal activities, administrative penalties will be imposed by the relevant industry authorities, and if a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility will be pursued in accordance with the law.

ChainCatcher News, the Changjiang Branch of Bank of China successfully issued a large loan of 43 million yuan in digital renminbi, marking the first issuance of a digital renminbi loan in Hainan Province.It is understood that the recipient of this digital renminbi loan is a certain enterprise in Changjiang Li Autonomous County, Hainan. After understanding the enterprise's funding needs, the Changjiang Branch of Bank of China suggested issuing the loan in the form of digital renminbi to the enterprise's digital renminbi corporate wallet, thereby accelerating the loan issuance process. The enterprise expressed approval of this loan plan. (Source link)