UK Prosecutors target crypto possession in Qian Case
A high-stakes criminal trial that could shape how British courts handle cryptocurrency-related crime compensation is set to open in London on September 29. The defendant, Chinese national Zhimin Qian, is accused of masterminding a cross-border investment fraud whose proceeds were converted into Bitcoin, now valued at about $7 billion. Prosecutors say Qian ran a scheme in China that drew in nearly 130,000 people. Investigators allege she directed operations through Tianjin Lantian Gerui Electronic Technology Co., and, between 2014 and 2017, promoted a Ponzi-style product that promised eye-catching returns of 100% to 300%. The plan unraveled in 2017 after China put…





