Recently, when Lawyer Mankun was surfing the internet, he saw a piece of news: The Hong Kong court issued a legal notice of tokenization to two illegal Wallets on the Tron network. According to reports, the case involves a network fraud with an amount of about 2.65 million USDT. The Hong Kong court tokenizes the judicial notice in this way and 'Airdrops' it to the Wallet involved in the case, while warning that any subsequent transactions may constitute a criminal offense.

In fact, this method is not unique to Hong Kong. As early as 2022, RBB Lab, a technology development company in the Republic of San Marino, used NFT technology to issue court summons to a former employee and a contractor. In addition, the United Kingdom and the United States have also used blockchain technology to Airdrop legal documents to anonymous Wallets.
However, it is certain that the use of this technology for the transmission of judicial documents in Hong Kong has undoubtedly opened up a new judicial landscape.#荣誉积分新年抽奖，赢Macbook、精美周边等好礼！ #你最近购入哪个山寨币？ #加密市场回调