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The UK’s FCA has increased its approval rate for crypto firms from under 15% to 45%, speeding up the process dramatically. Registration times are now around five months instead of over a year. This move encourages new players in the space, boosting adoption and regulatory trust. Exchanges offering $BTC , $ETH , and $SOL trading are among those benefiting. Observers note that the FCA’s proactive stance could inspire other regulators worldwide to streamline licensing. For UK crypto businesses, this is a major step forward.
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🤝 UK 🇬🇧 + US 🇺🇸 Team Up
🌐 US & UK Launch Crypto Regulation Taskforce! 🤝⚖️
Goal: Align crypto rules across borders.
📌 Easier compliance
📌 Smoother markets
📌 Bigger institutional interest?
Regulatory clarity = investor confidence 💼
#CryptoRegulation #UKCrypto #USEconomy
🌐 US & UK Launch Crypto Regulation Taskforce! 🤝⚖️
Goal: Align crypto rules across borders.
📌 Easier compliance
📌 Smoother markets
📌 Bigger institutional interest?
Regulatory clarity = investor confidence 💼
#CryptoRegulation #UKCrypto #USEconomy
Crypto Crossroads: How the UK-US Task Force Could Rewrite the Future of Digital Asset Rules?
What if moving money across the Atlantic were as easy as sending a text message? What if crypto exchanges, stablecoin issuers, and tokenised asset platforms only had to follow one unified rulebook between London and New York?
This vision may be closer than it sounds. Recently, the UK and the United States announced the establishment of a joint task force to coordinate rules on digital assets and strengthen ties in the capital markets. For crypto enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and investors alike, this collaboration could mark a defining shift in how the industry evolves.
What Is the Task Force About?
The initiative, known as the Transatlantic Task Force for Markets of the Future, brings together policymakers and regulators from both countries. Their mission is to explore areas where UK and US rules can align, reduce duplication for businesses operating in both regions, and create a clearer environment for digital asset innovation.
The task force has been given a six-month window to come up with recommendations that could shape the future of crypto regulation. Think of it as a roadmap for how the two largest financial hubs might finally start speaking the same language when it comes to blockchain technology, stablecoins, and tokenised assets.
Why This Matters for Crypto?
Regulatory Clarity
One of the biggest pain points in crypto is the lack of consistent rules. A project that’s compliant in London may still face hurdles in the US. Harmonisation could mean less confusion, fewer legal costs, and more predictable rules for companies.
Capital Market Access
Startups and established firms alike could benefit if raising funds in both markets becomes simpler. A UK project could attract US investors without jumping through as many hoops, and vice versa.
Setting Global Standards
When two financial giants like the UK and the US agree on something, other countries usually take notice. A joint framework could set the tone for international regulation, reducing the “jurisdiction shopping” that often happens in crypto.
Balancing Innovation and Protection
The challenge is to encourage growth without compromising safety. Fraud prevention, anti-money laundering checks, and consumer protection will all need to be balanced carefully with the freedom to innovate.
Key Areas to Watch
Stablecoins: Expect discussions on backing requirements, reserve transparency, and international acceptance.
Custody Rules: How digital assets are stored and secured will be a big focus, especially for institutional investors.
KYC & AML Standards: Streamlined processes could make compliance smoother without diluting safeguards.
Tokenisation of Assets: Real estate, equities, and bonds being tokenised could reshape investment markets if rules align.
Cross-Border Capital Raising: Fewer barriers for listings and disclosures could strengthen both London and New York as global hubs.
Challenges Ahead
Of course, nothing this big comes easy.
Different Regulatory Cultures: The UK and the US have unique traditions in how they regulate finance. Bridging those gaps won’t be quick.
Politics and Legislation: Some reforms need new laws, which can be slow and heavily debated.
Balancing Speed and Safety: Move too fast, and risks rise. Move too slow, and innovation flees elsewhere.
Global Competition: The EU, Asia, and other regions are developing their own frameworks. Coordination isn’t guaranteed.
What Could Happen Next?
Best Case: The task force delivers a unified framework for stablecoins and tokenised assets, making cross-border activity smoother and positioning both nations as global leaders.
Moderate Case: Recommendations are issued but remain more advisory than binding, leaving many firms still juggling dual systems.
Worst Case: The task force stalls, political divisions take over, and the industry continues to face fragmented regulation.
Why You Should Care?
Entrepreneurs: Lower costs and fewer compliance hurdles make building across borders more feasible.
Investors: A clearer regulatory landscape means more transparency and potentially lower risks.
Everyday Users: Trustworthy stablecoins and regulated platforms could make digital finance more mainstream.
The Takeaway
The UK-US crypto task force is not just a headline; it could be a turning point for global regulation. If the two biggest financial hubs succeed in aligning their rules, the ripple effects will be felt worldwide.
This is about more than compliance. It’s about creating an ecosystem where innovation and trust can grow side by side, where crypto becomes not just an alternative system but part of the financial mainstream.
🔔 If you enjoyed this breakdown and want more updates on crypto regulation, innovation, and market shifts, make sure to follow me. Let’s stay ahead of the curve together!
#UKCrypto
#CryptoRegulation
#CryptoAssets
#TrumpBTCTreasury
#CryptoRush
This vision may be closer than it sounds. Recently, the UK and the United States announced the establishment of a joint task force to coordinate rules on digital assets and strengthen ties in the capital markets. For crypto enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and investors alike, this collaboration could mark a defining shift in how the industry evolves.
What Is the Task Force About?
The initiative, known as the Transatlantic Task Force for Markets of the Future, brings together policymakers and regulators from both countries. Their mission is to explore areas where UK and US rules can align, reduce duplication for businesses operating in both regions, and create a clearer environment for digital asset innovation.
The task force has been given a six-month window to come up with recommendations that could shape the future of crypto regulation. Think of it as a roadmap for how the two largest financial hubs might finally start speaking the same language when it comes to blockchain technology, stablecoins, and tokenised assets.
Why This Matters for Crypto?
Regulatory Clarity
One of the biggest pain points in crypto is the lack of consistent rules. A project that’s compliant in London may still face hurdles in the US. Harmonisation could mean less confusion, fewer legal costs, and more predictable rules for companies.
Capital Market Access
Startups and established firms alike could benefit if raising funds in both markets becomes simpler. A UK project could attract US investors without jumping through as many hoops, and vice versa.
Setting Global Standards
When two financial giants like the UK and the US agree on something, other countries usually take notice. A joint framework could set the tone for international regulation, reducing the “jurisdiction shopping” that often happens in crypto.
Balancing Innovation and Protection
The challenge is to encourage growth without compromising safety. Fraud prevention, anti-money laundering checks, and consumer protection will all need to be balanced carefully with the freedom to innovate.
Key Areas to Watch
Stablecoins: Expect discussions on backing requirements, reserve transparency, and international acceptance.
Custody Rules: How digital assets are stored and secured will be a big focus, especially for institutional investors.
KYC & AML Standards: Streamlined processes could make compliance smoother without diluting safeguards.
Tokenisation of Assets: Real estate, equities, and bonds being tokenised could reshape investment markets if rules align.
Cross-Border Capital Raising: Fewer barriers for listings and disclosures could strengthen both London and New York as global hubs.
Challenges Ahead
Of course, nothing this big comes easy.
Different Regulatory Cultures: The UK and the US have unique traditions in how they regulate finance. Bridging those gaps won’t be quick.
Politics and Legislation: Some reforms need new laws, which can be slow and heavily debated.
Balancing Speed and Safety: Move too fast, and risks rise. Move too slow, and innovation flees elsewhere.
Global Competition: The EU, Asia, and other regions are developing their own frameworks. Coordination isn’t guaranteed.
What Could Happen Next?
Best Case: The task force delivers a unified framework for stablecoins and tokenised assets, making cross-border activity smoother and positioning both nations as global leaders.
Moderate Case: Recommendations are issued but remain more advisory than binding, leaving many firms still juggling dual systems.
Worst Case: The task force stalls, political divisions take over, and the industry continues to face fragmented regulation.
Why You Should Care?
Entrepreneurs: Lower costs and fewer compliance hurdles make building across borders more feasible.
Investors: A clearer regulatory landscape means more transparency and potentially lower risks.
Everyday Users: Trustworthy stablecoins and regulated platforms could make digital finance more mainstream.
The Takeaway
The UK-US crypto task force is not just a headline; it could be a turning point for global regulation. If the two biggest financial hubs succeed in aligning their rules, the ripple effects will be felt worldwide.
This is about more than compliance. It’s about creating an ecosystem where innovation and trust can grow side by side, where crypto becomes not just an alternative system but part of the financial mainstream.
🔔 If you enjoyed this breakdown and want more updates on crypto regulation, innovation, and market shifts, make sure to follow me. Let’s stay ahead of the curve together!
#UKCrypto
#CryptoRegulation
#CryptoAssets
#TrumpBTCTreasury
#CryptoRush
UK Speeds Up Crypto Approval Process 🚀
The UK’s FCA has drastically increased its pace of approving crypto firms—from under 15% approval rate to about 45%—and cut average review time from 17 months to just over 5 months. More resources + better guidance = smoother processes. This could mean faster innovation and more mainstream adoption.
#CryptoRegulation #UKCrypto #Adoption #FCA #BNBBreaksATH
The UK’s FCA has drastically increased its pace of approving crypto firms—from under 15% approval rate to about 45%—and cut average review time from 17 months to just over 5 months. More resources + better guidance = smoother processes. This could mean faster innovation and more mainstream adoption.
#CryptoRegulation #UKCrypto #Adoption #FCA #BNBBreaksATH
Reino Unido acelera aprobaciones crypto en respuesta a críticas
📰 Qué ha pasado
La Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), el regulador financiero del Reino Unido, ha estado bajo críticas por tardanzas, bajas tasas de aprobación de solicitudes de empresas cripto, y como resultado ha decidido acelerar el proceso de registro/aprobación.
Desde abril de 2025, la FCA ha aprobado cinco solicitudes de empresas cripto (incluyendo BlackRock y Standard Chartered), mientras que antes la tasa de aprobación era muy baja (menos del 15 %). Ahora la tasa está aproximadamente en 45 %.
También redujo mucho el tiempo promedio de procesamiento de solicitudes: de unos 17 meses a poco más de 5 meses ahora.
Para lograrlo, la FCA ha puesto más recursos, ofrecido reuniones previas a la solicitud (pre-approval meetings), eventos educativos, etc., con el fin de ayudar a los solicitantes a cumplir los requisitos, lo que también mejora la calidad de las solicitudes.
#UK , #UKCrypto
✅ Por qué esto no es algo malo
Estas son algunas razones por las cuales esta aceleración es algo positivo y bastante normal en economías que quieren fomentar innovación:
1. Permite que el sector cripto no se estanque
Si los reguladores son excesivamente lentos, las empresas se desincentivan, prefieren mover operaciones a otras jurisdicciones con permisos más rápidos. Acelerar aprox. puede evitar eso, y mantener al Reino Unido competitivo.
2. Mejor claridad regulatoria incentiva inversión
Saber que hay un proceso más eficiente y predecible reduce el riesgo percibido por inversionistas y empresas. Mejora el ambiente para que nuevas empresas entren al mercado, prueben productos, etc.
3. Protección + seguridad no se comprometen necesariamente
Según el reporte, aunque se acelere el proceso, la FCA indica que no bajará sus estándares de seguridad, cumplimiento o protección del consumidor. Es decir, buscan velocidad sin saltarse controles importantes.
4. Refleja aprendizaje institucional
Las críticas han servido para ajustar procesos. El hecho de que se reconozca que el sistema anterior era demasiado lento, y que se esté corrigiendo, muestra adaptabilidad — algo saludable en regulación de sectores altamente dinámicos como cripto.
5. Beneficio para usuarios finales
Si más empresas cripto logran registro, podrían aparecer más servicios disponibles, mejor competencia, precios más ajustados, innovación mayor de productos, mejor infraestructura (por ejemplo exchanges, custodia, staking, etc.).
#approved
⚠️ Lo que queda por vigilar / los riesgos
Aunque la mejora es buena, hay algunos puntos que conviene que tu amigo sepa para tener una visión realista:
Aunque la tasa de aprobación haya subido, el número de solicitudes ha bajado: había muchas empresas aplicando antes, ahora menos — quizás porque varias se retiraron por lo complejo del proceso.
Hay riesgo de que acelerar demasiado provoque errores: si los solicitantes no entienden todas las regulaciones, si los controles de AML/KYC no están bien cumplidos, puede haber riesgos de cumplimiento, sanciones, o fallos reputacionales.
Aún no está todo el marco regulatorio completo: se espera que haya reglas nuevas más amplias (“gateway” para trading, exchanges, staking, stablecoins, etc.), pero algunas entrarán en vigor en 2026 u otros plazos.
Para inversores individuales, todavía hay riesgo si usan servicios no regulados, o si las empresas reguladas recién estan adaptando controles. Acelerar no garantiza que todos los problemas colaterales estén resueltos.
La Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), el regulador financiero del Reino Unido, ha estado bajo críticas por tardanzas, bajas tasas de aprobación de solicitudes de empresas cripto, y como resultado ha decidido acelerar el proceso de registro/aprobación.
Desde abril de 2025, la FCA ha aprobado cinco solicitudes de empresas cripto (incluyendo BlackRock y Standard Chartered), mientras que antes la tasa de aprobación era muy baja (menos del 15 %). Ahora la tasa está aproximadamente en 45 %.
También redujo mucho el tiempo promedio de procesamiento de solicitudes: de unos 17 meses a poco más de 5 meses ahora.
Para lograrlo, la FCA ha puesto más recursos, ofrecido reuniones previas a la solicitud (pre-approval meetings), eventos educativos, etc., con el fin de ayudar a los solicitantes a cumplir los requisitos, lo que también mejora la calidad de las solicitudes.
#UK , #UKCrypto
✅ Por qué esto no es algo malo
Estas son algunas razones por las cuales esta aceleración es algo positivo y bastante normal en economías que quieren fomentar innovación:
1. Permite que el sector cripto no se estanque
Si los reguladores son excesivamente lentos, las empresas se desincentivan, prefieren mover operaciones a otras jurisdicciones con permisos más rápidos. Acelerar aprox. puede evitar eso, y mantener al Reino Unido competitivo.
2. Mejor claridad regulatoria incentiva inversión
Saber que hay un proceso más eficiente y predecible reduce el riesgo percibido por inversionistas y empresas. Mejora el ambiente para que nuevas empresas entren al mercado, prueben productos, etc.
3. Protección + seguridad no se comprometen necesariamente
Según el reporte, aunque se acelere el proceso, la FCA indica que no bajará sus estándares de seguridad, cumplimiento o protección del consumidor. Es decir, buscan velocidad sin saltarse controles importantes.
4. Refleja aprendizaje institucional
Las críticas han servido para ajustar procesos. El hecho de que se reconozca que el sistema anterior era demasiado lento, y que se esté corrigiendo, muestra adaptabilidad — algo saludable en regulación de sectores altamente dinámicos como cripto.
5. Beneficio para usuarios finales
Si más empresas cripto logran registro, podrían aparecer más servicios disponibles, mejor competencia, precios más ajustados, innovación mayor de productos, mejor infraestructura (por ejemplo exchanges, custodia, staking, etc.).
#approved
⚠️ Lo que queda por vigilar / los riesgos
Aunque la mejora es buena, hay algunos puntos que conviene que tu amigo sepa para tener una visión realista:
Aunque la tasa de aprobación haya subido, el número de solicitudes ha bajado: había muchas empresas aplicando antes, ahora menos — quizás porque varias se retiraron por lo complejo del proceso.
Hay riesgo de que acelerar demasiado provoque errores: si los solicitantes no entienden todas las regulaciones, si los controles de AML/KYC no están bien cumplidos, puede haber riesgos de cumplimiento, sanciones, o fallos reputacionales.
Aún no está todo el marco regulatorio completo: se espera que haya reglas nuevas más amplias (“gateway” para trading, exchanges, staking, stablecoins, etc.), pero algunas entrarán en vigor en 2026 u otros plazos.
Para inversores individuales, todavía hay riesgo si usan servicios no regulados, o si las empresas reguladas recién estan adaptando controles. Acelerar no garantiza que todos los problemas colaterales estén resueltos.
Top European Crypto News
France Threatens to Block Crypto License Passporting
French regulators warned they may block firms operating under EU MiCA rules if they are licensed in countries with weaker oversight.
Bank of England Proposes Stablecoin Ownership Caps
The UK central bank is considering capping individual and institutional holdings of stablecoins at £10,000–£20,000, sparking pushback from the crypto sector.
FCA Temporarily Exempts Crypto Firms from Consumer Duty Rules
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said crypto firms will be temporarily exempt from new consumer protection rules coming in 2026.
Brera Holdings Rebrands as “Solmate,” Bets on Solana
A European soccer investment firm rebranded to “Solmate” and adopted Solana (SOL) as its treasury reserve, causing shares to skyrocket 460% in two days.
MiCA Enforcement Reshaping European Stablecoin Market
The EU’s MiCA regulation is forcing delistings of non-compliant stablecoins (like USDT) while boosting demand for euro-backed stablecoins.
Galaxy Digital Expands UK Operations
Galaxy Digital secured a new derivatives trading license in the UK, signaling further growth in the European market.
Crypto Groups Push Back Against UK Stablecoin Caps
Industry groups argue that ownership limits on stablecoins would harm innovation and weaken the UK’s competitiveness in global crypto markets.
#EuropeanCrypto #MiCA #Stablecoins #solana #UKCrypto
France Threatens to Block Crypto License Passporting
French regulators warned they may block firms operating under EU MiCA rules if they are licensed in countries with weaker oversight.
Bank of England Proposes Stablecoin Ownership Caps
The UK central bank is considering capping individual and institutional holdings of stablecoins at £10,000–£20,000, sparking pushback from the crypto sector.
FCA Temporarily Exempts Crypto Firms from Consumer Duty Rules
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said crypto firms will be temporarily exempt from new consumer protection rules coming in 2026.
Brera Holdings Rebrands as “Solmate,” Bets on Solana
A European soccer investment firm rebranded to “Solmate” and adopted Solana (SOL) as its treasury reserve, causing shares to skyrocket 460% in two days.
MiCA Enforcement Reshaping European Stablecoin Market
The EU’s MiCA regulation is forcing delistings of non-compliant stablecoins (like USDT) while boosting demand for euro-backed stablecoins.
Galaxy Digital Expands UK Operations
Galaxy Digital secured a new derivatives trading license in the UK, signaling further growth in the European market.
Crypto Groups Push Back Against UK Stablecoin Caps
Industry groups argue that ownership limits on stablecoins would harm innovation and weaken the UK’s competitiveness in global crypto markets.
#EuropeanCrypto #MiCA #Stablecoins #solana #UKCrypto
⚠️ UK vs Stablecoins: The Bank of England proposes caps on how much stablecoin a person can hold — ~£10,000–£20,000 for individuals; businesses maybe up to £10 million. It’s all about financial stability, says BoE.
Crypto groups are pushing back, arguing limits may stifle innovation, hurt competitiveness, and require expensive infrastructure (digital IDs etc.).
Meanwhile, places like the U.S. and EU are moving toward smoother integration of stablecoins into payment systems. UK could risk getting left behind if rules are too tight. 🌍📉
#StablecoinRegulation #UKCrypto #InnovationInLearning #CryptoPolicy #Finance #BinanceStyle
Crypto groups are pushing back, arguing limits may stifle innovation, hurt competitiveness, and require expensive infrastructure (digital IDs etc.).
Meanwhile, places like the U.S. and EU are moving toward smoother integration of stablecoins into payment systems. UK could risk getting left behind if rules are too tight. 🌍📉
#StablecoinRegulation #UKCrypto #InnovationInLearning #CryptoPolicy #Finance #BinanceStyle
Top European Crypto‑Market News
Bank of Italy urges clarity on rules for multi-issuance stablecoins
The Bank of Italy is pushing the EU to define clear rules for stablecoins that are issued in multiple jurisdictions (i.e. same token by different branches). Risks include reserve mismatches and inconsistent cross-border obligations.
France threatens to block crypto licence ‘passporting’ in EU regulatory fight
French regulators (AMF), with Italy and Austria, warn they might stop allowing crypto firms licensed in one EU country to operate in others under MiCA if regulatory standards remain uneven.
Crypto groups hit out at Bank of England plan to limit stablecoin ownership
UK crypto firms are opposing proposals by the Bank of England that would cap how much stablecoins individuals and companies can hold, with fear this could stifle innovation and put UK at disadvantage.
UK set to announce closer co-operation with US on cryptocurrencies
The UK and US are working toward aligning on crypto regulation, especially stablecoins, improving market access, and possibly establishing joint regulatory or sandbox arrangements.
21Shares reaches 50 listed Crypto ETPs in Europe with launch of two new products
21Shares has launched two new physically-backed ETPs (AFET & ARAY), bringing its total in Europe to 50. Stage for broader investor exposure to crypto assets is growing.
France, Austria & Italy urge stronger EU oversight under MiCA
These countries are calling for ESMA to directly supervise large crypto firms, plus stricter rules for non-EU platforms targeting EU users. They see gaps in MiCA enforcement among member states.
DWS CEO sees ‘gigantic market’ emerging for stablecoins
The CEO of DWS predicts large growth in stablecoins with institutional demand increasing. A euro-stablecoin, EURAU, approved by Germany, is an example showing momentum under EU’s MiCA framework
#EUregulations #MiCA #UKCrypto #EuroStablecoin #CryptoETPs
Bank of Italy urges clarity on rules for multi-issuance stablecoins
The Bank of Italy is pushing the EU to define clear rules for stablecoins that are issued in multiple jurisdictions (i.e. same token by different branches). Risks include reserve mismatches and inconsistent cross-border obligations.
France threatens to block crypto licence ‘passporting’ in EU regulatory fight
French regulators (AMF), with Italy and Austria, warn they might stop allowing crypto firms licensed in one EU country to operate in others under MiCA if regulatory standards remain uneven.
Crypto groups hit out at Bank of England plan to limit stablecoin ownership
UK crypto firms are opposing proposals by the Bank of England that would cap how much stablecoins individuals and companies can hold, with fear this could stifle innovation and put UK at disadvantage.
UK set to announce closer co-operation with US on cryptocurrencies
The UK and US are working toward aligning on crypto regulation, especially stablecoins, improving market access, and possibly establishing joint regulatory or sandbox arrangements.
21Shares reaches 50 listed Crypto ETPs in Europe with launch of two new products
21Shares has launched two new physically-backed ETPs (AFET & ARAY), bringing its total in Europe to 50. Stage for broader investor exposure to crypto assets is growing.
France, Austria & Italy urge stronger EU oversight under MiCA
These countries are calling for ESMA to directly supervise large crypto firms, plus stricter rules for non-EU platforms targeting EU users. They see gaps in MiCA enforcement among member states.
DWS CEO sees ‘gigantic market’ emerging for stablecoins
The CEO of DWS predicts large growth in stablecoins with institutional demand increasing. A euro-stablecoin, EURAU, approved by Germany, is an example showing momentum under EU’s MiCA framework
#EUregulations #MiCA #UKCrypto #EuroStablecoin #CryptoETPs
UK Softens Crypto Rules 🇬🇧⚡
UK’s FCA to exempt crypto firms from some strict consumer duty rules in 2026.
London positioning itself as crypto hub of Europe.
#UKCrypto #bitcoin #CryptoRegulation #BinanceSquare #defi
UK’s FCA to exempt crypto firms from some strict consumer duty rules in 2026.
London positioning itself as crypto hub of Europe.
#UKCrypto #bitcoin #CryptoRegulation #BinanceSquare #defi
UK regulator proposes exempting crypto firms from some TradFi rules
The FCA wants to exempt crypto companies from standard requirements, such as the obligation to act with complete integrity and put customers' interests first, in order to make the system suitable for the specifics of the crypto market.
Conclusion: If this is accepted, the business will become more flexible, but consumer risks may increase without sufficient safeguards.
#CryptoRegulation #FCA #UKCrypto #ConsumerProtection
The FCA wants to exempt crypto companies from standard requirements, such as the obligation to act with complete integrity and put customers' interests first, in order to make the system suitable for the specifics of the crypto market.
Conclusion: If this is accepted, the business will become more flexible, but consumer risks may increase without sufficient safeguards.
#CryptoRegulation #FCA #UKCrypto #ConsumerProtection
UK Softens Crypto Rules 🇬🇧⚡
UK regulator (FCA) proposes to exempt crypto firms from some strict financial rules.
This could boost innovation & attract more exchanges to London.
UK positioning itself as a crypto-friendly hub!
#UKCrypto #CryptoRegulation #bitcoin #BinanceSquare
UK regulator (FCA) proposes to exempt crypto firms from some strict financial rules.
This could boost innovation & attract more exchanges to London.
UK positioning itself as a crypto-friendly hub!
#UKCrypto #CryptoRegulation #bitcoin #BinanceSquare
European Crypto News
UK regulator proposes exempting crypto firms from ‘integrity’ and other rules
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) suggested easing certain traditional rules, such as “acting with integrity,” to make the UK crypto market more competitive.
UK watchdog to waive some rules for cryptoasset providers
The FCA plans to relax regulatory obligations for crypto firms, acknowledging that existing financial rules don’t always fit crypto’s unique structure.
UK set to announce closer co-operation with US on cryptocurrencies
The UK and US are preparing to align their regulatory approaches on stablecoins and digital assets, making cross-border market access easier.
France threatens to block crypto licence ‘passporting’ in EU
France and allies criticized uneven MiCA enforcement across the EU and warned they may block “passporting” licences from weaker jurisdictions.
European regulator warns about tokenised stocks
ESMA cautioned that tokenised stocks could mislead investors into thinking they hold shareholder rights when they do not.
Bitcoin treasury stocks decline in Europe
European firms holding bitcoin on their balance sheets saw share prices fall, reflecting investor caution after BTC’s sharp rally.
Malta opposes centralised EU crypto supervision
Malta’s regulator resisted plans to centralize supervision under ESMA, arguing it could increase bureaucracy without improving oversight.
Germany pushes for stronger stablecoin oversight
German regulators urged stricter controls on euro-pegged stablecoins, highlighting risks for financial stability.
Swiss banks expand tokenisation services
Major Swiss banks announced new blockchain platforms for tokenised assets, aiming to attract institutional investors.
European crypto ETFs face outflows
Despite Bitcoin’s strength, several EU-based crypto ETFs reported capital outflows, showing investor profit-taking and risk aversion.
#CryptoEurope #UKCrypto #EUregulations #MiCA #Stablecoins
UK regulator proposes exempting crypto firms from ‘integrity’ and other rules
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) suggested easing certain traditional rules, such as “acting with integrity,” to make the UK crypto market more competitive.
UK watchdog to waive some rules for cryptoasset providers
The FCA plans to relax regulatory obligations for crypto firms, acknowledging that existing financial rules don’t always fit crypto’s unique structure.
UK set to announce closer co-operation with US on cryptocurrencies
The UK and US are preparing to align their regulatory approaches on stablecoins and digital assets, making cross-border market access easier.
France threatens to block crypto licence ‘passporting’ in EU
France and allies criticized uneven MiCA enforcement across the EU and warned they may block “passporting” licences from weaker jurisdictions.
European regulator warns about tokenised stocks
ESMA cautioned that tokenised stocks could mislead investors into thinking they hold shareholder rights when they do not.
Bitcoin treasury stocks decline in Europe
European firms holding bitcoin on their balance sheets saw share prices fall, reflecting investor caution after BTC’s sharp rally.
Malta opposes centralised EU crypto supervision
Malta’s regulator resisted plans to centralize supervision under ESMA, arguing it could increase bureaucracy without improving oversight.
Germany pushes for stronger stablecoin oversight
German regulators urged stricter controls on euro-pegged stablecoins, highlighting risks for financial stability.
Swiss banks expand tokenisation services
Major Swiss banks announced new blockchain platforms for tokenised assets, aiming to attract institutional investors.
European crypto ETFs face outflows
Despite Bitcoin’s strength, several EU-based crypto ETFs reported capital outflows, showing investor profit-taking and risk aversion.
#CryptoEurope #UKCrypto #EUregulations #MiCA #Stablecoins
📰 Article: UK’s FCA Proposes Loosening Rules for Crypto Firms — Big Move Ahead (Sep 17, 2025)
What’s New:
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed exempting crypto firms from some of its core principles, including requirements to act with integrity, give suitable advice, and always put customer interests first.
The move is aimed at letting crypto businesses operate more freely in Britain, increasing innovation and competitiveness.
At the same time, the FCA warns that operational risk controls must be better, especially after the $1.5 billion Bybit hack earlier this year.
🔍 Why This Matters$BNB
🚀 Less regulatory pressure = more room for startups, new projects & altcoins to grow.
😬 But greater risk if firms don’t maintain proper security & compliance.
UK could position itself as a hub for crypto innovation if this balance is successful.
$BTC
⚡ What You Should Do
Watch out for projects based in the UK — more incentive + less red tape may favor them.
If you hold crypto, keep an eye on how new rules affect markets, fees, and safe platforms.
Move fast if you see opportunities in UK-listed tokens or exchanges.
$BNB
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What’s New:
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed exempting crypto firms from some of its core principles, including requirements to act with integrity, give suitable advice, and always put customer interests first.
The move is aimed at letting crypto businesses operate more freely in Britain, increasing innovation and competitiveness.
At the same time, the FCA warns that operational risk controls must be better, especially after the $1.5 billion Bybit hack earlier this year.
🔍 Why This Matters$BNB
🚀 Less regulatory pressure = more room for startups, new projects & altcoins to grow.
😬 But greater risk if firms don’t maintain proper security & compliance.
UK could position itself as a hub for crypto innovation if this balance is successful.
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⚡ What You Should Do
Watch out for projects based in the UK — more incentive + less red tape may favor them.
If you hold crypto, keep an eye on how new rules affect markets, fees, and safe platforms.
Move fast if you see opportunities in UK-listed tokens or exchanges.
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#cryptouniverseofficial #UKCrypto #FCA #INNOVATION #NewRules
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SOMI/USDT Bulls Showing Strong Momentum 🚀🔥
#SOMI is currently trading at $1.2465, up +4.62%. The price tested a high of $1.5675 and a low of $1.1656. If bulls hold above $1.245, the next resistance levels to watch are $1.300 – $1.350. A slip below $1.200 may trigger short-term weakness.
👉 Spot Entry Idea: Buyers can consider accumulation near $1.240 – $1.246 with targets at $1.300+.
💡 Pro Tip: Keep an eye on volume, a breakout above $1.350 could fuel a stronger bullish wave toward $1.400 – $1.450.
$SOMI
#UKCrypto #americacrypto #AustraliaNews #BNBBreaksATH
SOMI/USDT Bulls Showing Strong Momentum 🚀🔥
#SOMI is currently trading at $1.2465, up +4.62%. The price tested a high of $1.5675 and a low of $1.1656. If bulls hold above $1.245, the next resistance levels to watch are $1.300 – $1.350. A slip below $1.200 may trigger short-term weakness.
👉 Spot Entry Idea: Buyers can consider accumulation near $1.240 – $1.246 with targets at $1.300+.
💡 Pro Tip: Keep an eye on volume, a breakout above $1.350 could fuel a stronger bullish wave toward $1.400 – $1.450.
$SOMI
#UKCrypto #americacrypto #AustraliaNews #BNBBreaksATH
🇬🇧🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨🇬🇧
FCA REGNO UNITO ALLENTA LE REGOLE CRYPTO CON NUOVE SALVAGUARDIE SU MISURA
La FCA (Financial Conduct Authority), l’organo di regolamentazione finanziaria del Regno Unito, annuncia un approccio più flessibile verso le aziende crypto, introducendo un allentamento di alcune regole ma anche nuove misure di salvaguardia mirate.
L’obiettivo è trovare un equilibrio tra innovazione e protezione degli investitori, favorendo la crescita del settore senza trascurare i rischi legati alla volatilità e alla compliance.
Questa mossa potrebbe rendere Londra un hub ancora più attrattivo per le imprese blockchain e gli investitori istituzionali, accelerando l’adozione delle criptovalute in Europa e rafforzando la competitività britannica nel panorama finanziario globale.
#UK #UKCrypto
FCA REGNO UNITO ALLENTA LE REGOLE CRYPTO CON NUOVE SALVAGUARDIE SU MISURA
La FCA (Financial Conduct Authority), l’organo di regolamentazione finanziaria del Regno Unito, annuncia un approccio più flessibile verso le aziende crypto, introducendo un allentamento di alcune regole ma anche nuove misure di salvaguardia mirate.
L’obiettivo è trovare un equilibrio tra innovazione e protezione degli investitori, favorendo la crescita del settore senza trascurare i rischi legati alla volatilità e alla compliance.
Questa mossa potrebbe rendere Londra un hub ancora più attrattivo per le imprese blockchain e gli investitori istituzionali, accelerando l’adozione delle criptovalute in Europa e rafforzando la competitività britannica nel panorama finanziario globale.
#UK #UKCrypto
🚨*UK & USA TEAMING UP ON CRYPTO REGULATION — THE BIG RESET IS HERE 🇺🇸🇬🇧🔥*
Okay so… we’ve got the Avengers of TradFi joining forces now 😅
*The UK & US just agreed to get in sync on crypto laws*, and that’s *HUGE*.
This isn’t just paper-pushing regulation — it’s *a signal*:
→ Big money wants clarity
→ Institutions are ready to go full send 💰
→ And govs don’t wanna miss the tax train 🚂
*Why it matters:*
📜 Unified regulation = less uncertainty = more inflows
🏛️ Easier for banks & funds to enter safely
💼 Opens doors for *BTC ETFs, DeFi, stablecoins* to explode globally
*What’s next?*
→ Expect faster ETF approvals in UK
→ US may loosen up stablecoin regs
→ Alts tied to real-world use cases (like LINK,XRP, $QNT) could fly 📈
*Tips:*
– Don’t fight regulation — follow where the money goes
– Look at compliant tokens w/ real utility
– Front-run institutions by buying before the doors open
The 2025 bull run won’t be wild west...
It’ll be *regulated*, and 10x *more powerful* because of it 👀
(Follow me)
(Do your own research)
$BTC
#Crypto #Bitcoin #UKCrypto #CryptoNewss #dyor
Okay so… we’ve got the Avengers of TradFi joining forces now 😅
*The UK & US just agreed to get in sync on crypto laws*, and that’s *HUGE*.
This isn’t just paper-pushing regulation — it’s *a signal*:
→ Big money wants clarity
→ Institutions are ready to go full send 💰
→ And govs don’t wanna miss the tax train 🚂
*Why it matters:*
📜 Unified regulation = less uncertainty = more inflows
🏛️ Easier for banks & funds to enter safely
💼 Opens doors for *BTC ETFs, DeFi, stablecoins* to explode globally
*What’s next?*
→ Expect faster ETF approvals in UK
→ US may loosen up stablecoin regs
→ Alts tied to real-world use cases (like LINK,XRP, $QNT) could fly 📈
*Tips:*
– Don’t fight regulation — follow where the money goes
– Look at compliant tokens w/ real utility
– Front-run institutions by buying before the doors open
The 2025 bull run won’t be wild west...
It’ll be *regulated*, and 10x *more powerful* because of it 👀
(Follow me)
(Do your own research)
$BTC
#Crypto #Bitcoin #UKCrypto #CryptoNewss #dyor
UK Rejects Bitcoin Reserves, Eyes Blockchain for Debt Issuance
At the FT Digital Asset Summit, UK Economic Secretary Emma Reynolds ruled out holding Bitcoin reserves, saying it's “not appropriate” for the market.
🧾 No BTC on the UK’s balance sheet
🧪 But UK exploring DLT for issuing sovereign debt
🤝 Strengthening UK–US digital asset cooperation
📋 New working group formed with U.S. Treasury
Reynolds, recently appointed to oversee crypto regulation, affirms a cautious but innovative stance: no BTC hoarding, but yes to blockchain adoption.
#UKCrypto #bitcoin #CryptoRegulation
$BTC
🧾 No BTC on the UK’s balance sheet
🧪 But UK exploring DLT for issuing sovereign debt
🤝 Strengthening UK–US digital asset cooperation
📋 New working group formed with U.S. Treasury
Reynolds, recently appointed to oversee crypto regulation, affirms a cautious but innovative stance: no BTC hoarding, but yes to blockchain adoption.
#UKCrypto #bitcoin #CryptoRegulation
$BTC
UK Just Declared WAR on Unregulated Stablecoins!
This isn’t a proposal it’s a crypto purge plan.
£200M in stablecoins? Not protected.
No custodian? Shut it down.
No redemption rights? Illegal.
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority just dropped a 57-page warning shot and it's aimed straight at shady crypto firms hiding behind “decentralization.”
✅ Stablecoins must be backed.
✅ Redeemable at face value.
✅ Custodians must hold your funds OR ELSE.
This could wipe out half the so called “stable” coins overnight.
And here’s the kicker
The Bank of England is joining in.
Global copycat crackdowns are coming.
You have until July 31 to speak up or stay silent forever.
This is the start of regulatory Armageddon are you ready?
Drop your hot take.
Should stablecoins be strictly controlled or left free?
#CryptoRegulation #UKCrypto #StablecoinPurge #FCA #thecryptoheadqaurters
This isn’t a proposal it’s a crypto purge plan.
£200M in stablecoins? Not protected.
No custodian? Shut it down.
No redemption rights? Illegal.
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority just dropped a 57-page warning shot and it's aimed straight at shady crypto firms hiding behind “decentralization.”
✅ Stablecoins must be backed.
✅ Redeemable at face value.
✅ Custodians must hold your funds OR ELSE.
This could wipe out half the so called “stable” coins overnight.
And here’s the kicker
The Bank of England is joining in.
Global copycat crackdowns are coming.
You have until July 31 to speak up or stay silent forever.
This is the start of regulatory Armageddon are you ready?
Drop your hot take.
Should stablecoins be strictly controlled or left free?
#CryptoRegulation #UKCrypto #StablecoinPurge #FCA #thecryptoheadqaurters
🇬🇧 JUST IN: UK’s IG Group Goes Live with Retail Crypto Trading! 🔥📲
Big news out of the UK! IG Group — a heavyweight on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) — has officially launched retail crypto trading, offering access to 31 digital assets! 🚀💼
👥 Retail investors can now trade:
🟠 Bitcoin (BTC)
🔵 Ethereum (ETH)
💎 XRP
🐶 Dogecoin (DOGE)
🐵 BONK, and 26+ more!
📱 Available via:
The IG trading platform 📊
The IG Invest app 📈
→ Trade crypto alongside stocks in one place!
🔐 Partnered with Uphold for:
Price data 🧮
Secure custody 🛡️
(Note: Not covered by UK’s FSCS, so DYOR 🧠⚠️)
💬 IG is the first LSE-listed firm to offer spot crypto trading to UK retail clients — a major signal of institutional confidence in crypto adoption. 💥
👀 Could this spark more UK-based firms joining the crypto wave?
#CryptoNews #BTC #ETH #XRP #UKCrypto
Big news out of the UK! IG Group — a heavyweight on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) — has officially launched retail crypto trading, offering access to 31 digital assets! 🚀💼
👥 Retail investors can now trade:
🟠 Bitcoin (BTC)
🔵 Ethereum (ETH)
💎 XRP
🐶 Dogecoin (DOGE)
🐵 BONK, and 26+ more!
📱 Available via:
The IG trading platform 📊
The IG Invest app 📈
→ Trade crypto alongside stocks in one place!
🔐 Partnered with Uphold for:
Price data 🧮
Secure custody 🛡️
(Note: Not covered by UK’s FSCS, so DYOR 🧠⚠️)
💬 IG is the first LSE-listed firm to offer spot crypto trading to UK retail clients — a major signal of institutional confidence in crypto adoption. 💥
👀 Could this spark more UK-based firms joining the crypto wave?
#CryptoNews #BTC #ETH #XRP #UKCrypto
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