Report from Bloomberg that the UK is responding to Trump's bullishness on crypto by accelerating new legislation on stablecoins and staking offerings. The goal is to avoid losing crypto builders to a US market that is freeing itself from hostile government bureaucracy.… https://t.co/OL5eIvcIKC
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🇬🇧 LATEST: UK government to unveil crypto regulation plans, focusing on stablecoins and staking. Startups are eyeing US crypto benefits under Trump’s leadership as the UK faces pressure for clarity. https://t.co/HWUrPTHSO1

The British government is preparing to introduce new regulatory measures for the cryptocurrency sector, aiming to provide clarity and reassurance to firms operating in the UK. This initiative comes in response to the competitive landscape posed by the United States under Donald Trump's leadership, which has attracted attention from crypto startups. The UK Treasury plans to unveil two pieces of legislation this month, focusing on stablecoins and staking services. Additionally, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is expected to release a comprehensive regulatory roadmap for cryptocurrencies shortly. The urgency of these measures reflects the UK's desire to retain its position in the evolving crypto market and prevent a talent drain to the US, where regulations are becoming more favorable for the industry.

