The Shanghai High People's Court has issued guidelines on the execution of network virtual property, addressing key challenges in the judicial disposal of virtual currencies. The guidelines, however, reveal three significant issues. Firstly, virtual currencies involved in cases are often disposed of by police during the investigation phase, posing risks of irreversible outcomes and influencing case evaluations, a stage not covered by the guidelines. Secondly, the lack of standardized disposal paths and inconsistent price determination standards affect case valuations and sentencing, with the guidelines providing a framework but not resolving critical standards and remedies. Lastly, executing assets on foreign exchanges lacks institutional support, often relying on party cooperation, leading to difficulties in asset transfer despite freezing capabilities. The guidelines primarily focus on the execution phase, leaving core practical issues in earlier stages unaddressed.