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The Supreme Procuratorate issued a document: Systematically breaking through the threefold dilemma of using virtual currency for money laundering regulation in criminal law

According to a report by the Procuratorial Daily, researchers from the People's Procuratorate of Yuhu District, Xiangtan City, Hunan Province, and the Law School of Xiangtan University have jointly written an article proposing a systematic response plan to the regulatory dilemmas of money laundering crimes using virtual currency. The article points out that current judicial practice faces three major dilemmas: first, Article 191 of the Criminal Law limits money laundering crimes to seven types of upstream crimes, resulting in many cases being treated as "concealment crimes"; second, methods such as mixers, privacy coins, and cross-chain transfers lead to fragmented evidence chains, making traditional investigative methods difficult to penetrate; third, conflicts in the legal attributes of virtual currency, a vacuum in procedural rules, and barriers to cross-border cooperation make it difficult to recover assets.In response, the article suggests promoting "dual investigations for one case," establishing the principle of self-authentication of blockchain data, constructing a tiered standard of proof, and establishing a national-level custody and disposal platform for involved virtual currencies, while actively promoting the signing of special agreements for international criminal justice assistance in virtual currency crimes.

Analyst: Foldable iPhone may repeat the iPhone X scenario, launching later with tight supply until the end of the year

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from Tianfeng International Securities stated that the foldable iPhone may repeat the iPhone X scenario, being launched alongside other models but with pre-order and official sale dates delayed, and supply constraints potentially lasting until the end of 2026.From the inventory levels in the third quarter of 2026, the foldable iPhone is likely to be similar to the iPhone X in 2017, which was announced alongside the iPhone 8 / 8 Plus on September 12, but due to insufficient inventory, its pre-order and official sale dates were postponed to October 27 and November 3, respectively. Given the limited shipment of the foldable iPhone in the third quarter, pre-orders and official sales may not open until the fourth quarter of 2026.Kuo mentioned that after communicating with telecom operators, sales channels, and resale/purchasing agents, he believes that even if the foldable iPhone is priced around $2300 to $2500, demand could remain strong at least until the end of 2026. This means that once pre-orders for the foldable iPhone open, it may sell out quickly, and the waiting time for shipments could extend to 4 to 6 weeks or even longer, continuing into December.He believes that the initial scarcity of the foldable iPhone, its high recognizability, and its innovative user experience could drive up short-term resale prices, making it possible for resale prices to exceed the official price by 50% to 100%.
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