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Attention! The United Kingdom has just presented its final plan to regulate cryptos. The FCA (the UK financial regulator) published the proposals that will dictate how exchanges, staking, and stablecoins will operate starting in October 2027.
What exactly do they propose?
Instead of inventing a law from scratch (as Europe did with MiCA), the United Kingdom will adapt its current financial laws to the crypto world. This means that exchanges will be required to have the same transparency as a bank, but with rules adjusted to blockchain technology.
The highlights of this plan are:
- Rules against abuse: They want clear standards to prevent price manipulation and ensure that investors have real information before buying a token.
- Staking and DeFi: For the first time, specific rules for these activities are proposed, aiming to make the United Kingdom an attractive place for companies without leaving users unprotected.
- The "second move": By going after Europe and the US, the British are learning from the mistakes of others to create a more modern and flexible law.
🖇️ This news teaches us that regulation is the gateway to mass adoption. Although it sometimes scares us that governments "intervene," that a financial center as powerful as London creates clear rules means that large institutions will feel secure to invest billions in the market.
There are 18 months of transition left, but the message is clear: cryptocurrencies are no longer a marginal experiment; they are an official part of the global financial system. The United Kingdom does not want to be left out and is building the "pipes" for the future.
Do you think this regulation will help Bitcoin rise because there will be more confidence, or do you think it will take away the freedom we love about cryptos?
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