The Justice Network published an article titled "Establishing Multiple Judicial Pathways for Criminal Cases Involving Virtual Currency."

An article published on the Justice.cn website, titled "Establishing Multiple Judicial Pathways for Virtual Currency Cases Involving Criminal Offenses," argues for the gradual establishment of such pathways. The article suggests introducing compliant third-party institutions to assist with on-chain tracking, secure custody, and compliant monetization. It also recommends preventing funds from flowing back into the market for speculation through procedures such as closed-loop fund transfers, on-chain evidence storage, and price assessment. Furthermore, the article clarifies the legal status of these third-party institutions, standardizes technical and procedural processes, and strengthens the oversight of the entire process by the procuratorate. Regarding disposal methods, the article suggests differentiating between monetization, return, and destruction: prioritizing value recovery in cases requiring compensation to victims; legally destroying or technically sealing tokens used for illegal purposes or with poor liquidity; and exploring the return of the original currency for special cases such as stablecoins, provided compliance is maintained.