There are many "Virtual Money" related cases in the case database of the people's court, and the judgment of one case is very typical:

"Virtual Money has property attributes in the sense of criminal law and can be the object of property crimes. In property crimes involving Virtual Money, the loss suffered by the victim can be determined by the cost or consideration for acquiring the Virtual Money, thereby establishing the value of the Virtual Money."

1. Can a report be filed for stolen crypto assets? Because it acknowledges the property nature, but the premise is that your assets have a legitimate source (only those obtained through transactions with clean money can apply), theoretically there should be no situation that Uncle Hat cannot handle.

2. How to compensate? The loss amount is determined based on the cost or consideration paid by the victim when acquiring the Virtual Money (such as the funds paid to purchase the Virtual Money). If you bought it at 50,000 per BTC, even if it is now 90,000, the compensation must be based on 50,000 per unit.

3. Basis for sentencing in criminal law: comes from 2.

Source: People's Court Case Database