#美联储降息
UK Digital Finance Earthquake! MPs collectively "force" the Chancellor, a battle for a trillion capital has just begun!
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Recently, a draft by the Bank of England has sparked intense backlash. They plan to impose strict limits on stablecoin holdings: individuals up to £20,000, businesses capped at £10 million, and require issuers to deposit 40% of reserves interest-free with the central bank. Upon the announcement, the crypto community erupted, calling the policy "too harsh" and a stifling of innovation.
But more significant developments are on the way! A cross-party group led by members of the House of Lords quickly took action, jointly sending a letter to Chancellor Rachel Reeves, issuing a strong warning. They bluntly stated that such restrictions are akin to "self-mutilation," not only will it force a large amount of capital and technical talent to flow overseas, but it will also completely crush the UK's ambition to become a global leader in digital assets. Currently, multiple countries are racing to launch their own stablecoins, and the UK's move is tantamount to voluntarily slowing down on a crucial track.
The core viewpoint of this letter is extremely sharp: excessive protectionism leads to backwardness, and stringent restrictions equal expulsion. In the global race of Web3, whoever can provide fertile ground for innovation can attract the next trillion-dollar industry. The UK is at a crossroads—will it open its doors to embrace the future or build high walls and watch other countries rise?
This game between MPs and the central bank is not only about policy scales but also determines the UK's position in the digital economy era. Capital and innovation do not wait patiently; they will only flow to the places that welcome them the most.
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What do you think? Should the UK strictly regulate stablecoins or take the plunge to seize the future? Leave your thoughts in the comments!