China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) is set to develop new adjudication rules for virtual currency and cross-border finance cases, aiming to clarify court handling of digital economy disputes. Liu Guixiang, a Judicial Committee member, announced plans to draft judicial interpretations on civil compensation for insider trading and market manipulation. Additionally, the SPC will focus on judicial protection rules for AI cases and data property rights, addressing issues like data ownership and AI-generated content. This initiative seeks to standardize litigation related to cryptocurrencies and AI, enhancing predictability for institutions and fintech players. The move aligns with broader regulatory signals and enforcement dynamics, as seen in the U.S. Department of Justice's recent seizure of $15 billion in Bitcoin linked to illicit operations. These developments underscore the global convergence around crypto-related enforcement and the need for clear legal frameworks in the digital economy.