The UK government plans to present a cryptocurrency and stablecoin regulation project at the beginning of 2025. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his team aim to create a unified regulatory framework that aligns with EU and US standards. This project will include rules for stablecoins and crypto-staking in a single document, rather than two separate ones. The project was initially planned for December 2024 but was postponed due to changes in the government.
11/22/2024 1:46:26 PM (GMT+1)
The UK will present a cryptocurrency and stablecoin regulation project at the beginning of 2025, creating unified rules for crypto assets and staking 📜
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