China wants 61,800 Bitcoin from UK’s $5.7B fraud case. Who has the right to them?

China is demanding the UK surrender 61,800 Bitcoin seized from a $5.7 billion fraud, sparking a jurisdictional battle over who owns the loot. Even though British police spent years tracing the coins and a London court sentenced the mastermind, Beijing claims total authority over the recovery. Should the UK be forced to hand over billions in crypto to a foreign government, or does the country that recovers the assets have the right to keep them? What’s your take?
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