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0-0Former Chancellor George Osborne warns Britain is being “left behind” in the crypto race—urging Chancellor Rachel Reeves to enact clear legal frameworks around crypto and stablecoins, or risk losing ground in the global digital asset revolution. He likens the moment to the 1980s “Big Bang” reforms that made London a finance capital. Osborne told the Financial Times that while the U.S., EU (via MiCA), Singapore, Hong Kong, and Abu Dhabi are advancing fast, Britain is stalled by vague guidance and overcautious regulators .
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590-0Britain risks becoming irrelevant unless it restores bold financial leadership
724-0Reeves and the BoE—under Andrew Bailey—have yet to deliver a formal crypto‑stablecoin law, creating regulatory uncertainty
884-0💬 Osborne’s call-to-action: “It’s not time for excuses. We can’t miss the second wave—time to catch up.”
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