This article focuses on judicial disputes related to the issuance and circulation of digital financial assets and digital currencies. The purpose of this article is to identify the main trends in judicial practice, which, due to the lack of regulatory legal regulation, fills in the existing legal gaps in the digital financial market. The article examines the issues of classifying digital assets as objects of property rights, distinguishing between digital financial assets and digital currency, legal restrictions on electricity consumption for digital currency mining, and countering the legalization of criminal proceeds and the financing of terrorism through the use of digital assets. In conclusion, the main trends of judicial practice are proposed, as well as a number of recommendations for overcoming legal gaps in the market of digital financial assets and digital currencies.