On June 5, local time, the UK High Court held a procedural hearing on the disposal of assets related to the Qian Zhimin case. According to Caixin, the core assets involved include approximately 60,000 bitcoins. Currently, around 16,000 Chinese victims have registered through multiple UK law firms to participate in the civil recovery process under the Proceeds of Crime Act; the registration window closed on May 22, and the above number roughly constitutes the scope of victims who can currently enter the UK recovery process.
However, this figure of approximately 16,000 accounts for less than 13% of the total 128,000 victims in the Blue Sky Greer case. In addition, since some victims may have submitted duplicate registrations through multiple law firms, the actual number of participants still needs to be further verified by deduplication.