Recent changes to the Supreme Court of Russia's ruling regarding judicial practices in cases of theft, robbery, and banditry have shed light on when cryptocurrency can be considered the object of a crime. Now, cashless funds, including digital currencies, digital rubles, as well as non-documentary securities and digital rights, can be subject to theft.
It is important to note that theft will be recorded from the moment the assets are withdrawn from the victim's account. This means that the crime is considered committed at the moment the perpetrator begins to actually dispose of the stolen property, which can have serious implications for legal practices and the protection of digital asset owners' rights.
