A Tianjin court opened a six-month notice period in prosecutors' bid to forfeit Qian Zhimin's bitcoin, a day after London's High Court held that Chinese law applies to whether victims have rights in the coins.
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A Tianjin court will hear the application after a six-month notice period, while a parallel fight over the same coins continues in London.
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