India’s Madras High Court has ruled that cryptocurrency qualifies as “property,” giving investors new legal rights over frozen or disputed holdings. | Credit: Getty Images. Key Takeaways The Madras High Court has ruled that cryptocurrencies qualify as “property” under Indian law. The judgment stems from a dispute over WazirX’s offshore restructuring after its 2024 hack. The decision allows investors to seek legal remedies for frozen or disputed crypto holdings. In a ruling that could reshape Indi ...