英文摘要 |
“Metaverse”has gained popularity in recent years, with NFTs also emerging as a popular investment virtual asset. Many investors have poured into“meta space”, and numerous exchanges and operational teams have been established. However, simultaneously, there have been numerous illicit activities related to NFTs, such as fraud and money laundering, resulting in significant losses for investors. Illicit activities associated with NFTs encompass various forms, including malicious links and websites, Rug Pulls, insider trading, intellectual property disputes, and more. Under the current legal framework in our country, how should victims seek legal remedies? Do these actions constitute fraud or money laundering? In the realm of NFT-related crimes, the predominant pattern in our country's judicial practice is investment fraud. Nevertheless, Taiwan's judicial system is still in its early stages of establishing mechanisms to address the Metaverse, and its regulatory stance towards NFTs tends to be cautious. There is no specific governing authority or regulatory framework for NFTs, and many disputes are still awaiting the accumulation of relevant judicial precedents. Furthermore, it is necessary to clarify the unique characteristics of NFT-related crimes in terms of criminal investigation practices. |