This article focuses on the "Guidelines for Standardizing the Execution of Virtual Assets on the Internet (Trial)" issued by the Shanghai High People's Court, and analyzes three practical issues in the judicial disposal of virtual currencies: firstly, virtual currencies involved in cases are often disposed of by public security organs in advance during the investigation stage, which poses risks such as pre-trial disposal, irreversible results, and impact on case evaluation, which are not covered by the "Guidelines"; Secondly, there are diverse disposal paths and a lack of unified norms, resulting in inconsistent price determination standards, which directly affect the amount of money involved and the conviction and sentencing. Although the "Guidelines" propose a framework, they do not address key standards and relief issues; Thirdly, there is a lack of institutional support for the execution of assets related to overseas exchanges, and in practice, it relies heavily on the cooperation of the parties involved, resulting in the dilemma of being "frozen but difficult to transfer". The "Guidelines" only reserve a principled path, and the specific operational rules are still unclear. Overall, the Guidelines mainly regulate the implementation stage, but are difficult to address the core practical issues of virtual currencies in the more advanced disposal stage. read the whole passage: https://www. (wublock123.com)/index.php? m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=47&id=58696