The Law Commission responsible for reviewing and proposing amendments to the laws of England and Wales has issued a consultation on a legislative proposal to classify cryptocurrencies as property. The independent statutory body's report on digital assets last year showed that cryptographic tokens and non-fungible tokens can attract property rights. Responses are required by March 22.
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