Today, CoinDesk suggested that China is taking blockchain evidence in its supreme court in a copyright infringement case.

Again, China’s rule of law ranking is 87 out of the 102 studied countries according to the World Justice Project. It literally means law doesn’t exist in this country, other than as an expression of the will of a particular ruling party member at a particular time.

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Judges in these Chinese courts aren’t like the judges we have in the west. They are merely university graduates, and they pass their ruling according to the will of the party other than by reference to the law as we understand it here in Hong Kong or in the west.

That’s exactly how major international brands like New Balance lost to fake brands like “New Barlun”, 3M losing to “3N”, and iPhones of Apple losing to “HiPhones” and many other fake iPhone trademark registrations inside of China.

I am not sure what CoinDesk is trying to achieve by selling their China news. Are they trying to add legitimacy to the cryptocurrency by citing China? Because if they are, they did something terribly wrong in trying to confuse the audience into believing that the decentralisation movement can be coming from China.

(These are just my views. This article does not represent the views of the website hosts.)