I'd have to dig into the legal ramifications of this, but "money" isn't real. It doesn't actually exist. It's not a "real asset". Similarly, a company and/or corporation doesn't exist. It's a "legal entity," which means, it isn't real. It has no input or influence in reality. If a "corporate entity" (AKA a fiction) loses a fictional asset, is it a crime?
I'd have to dig into the legal ramifications of this, but "money" isn't real. It doesn't actually exist. It's not a "real asset". Similarly, a company and/or corporation doesn't exist. It's a "legal entity," which means, it isn't real. It has no input or influence in reality. If a "corporate entity" (AKA a fiction) loses a fictional asset, is it a crime?