I get it. But the current regulatory path often seems more like an obstacle than an innovation pathway. Such a wall would, by default, cut off artists and entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia from accessing the opportunities that Web3 can provide, when many need them the most. We need to ask...
The UK is walking a high wire act. It tries to promote crypto innovation, while protecting its financial system and consumers from it. Marcin Kowalczyk, a blockchain regulatory analyst, examines the UK's approach to regulating crypto assets, highlighting the inherent conflicts and providing insights for businesses navigating this evolving landscape....
Seven million Brits are playing with crypto. Seven. Million. That’s not a fringe movement these days—that’s a growing majority of the population. Instead, the UK government is trying to take a victory lap for its ambition to be “innovative” and “safe” in the crypto space. I think they may actually...
As global competition in the world of stablecoins continues to intensify, so too does the regulatory landscape. Head on over to DeliciousNFT.com to dig into this tasty comparison of regulations in the UK, EU, US, and Hong Kong. Prepare to nerd out with us on the details! For stablecoin projects...
Meanwhile, the United Kingdom is laying the groundwork for a far-reaching crypto regulatory regime, positioning themselves to reclaim the initiative and emerge as a leader in digital finance. UK officials are developing a detailed framework that will subject crypto firms to the same stringent standards as traditional financial institutions. The...
Meanwhile, the UK is keen to position itself as the crypto king. We get it. A clear regulatory framework sounds fantastic. Investor protection? Absolutely. Let’s not confuse ambition with wisdom, or regulatory zeal with real progress. Are we building our own finance fortress? Or are we building a gilded cage...
The United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) would like to hear your views on regulating cryptoasset trading platforms. They are drawing up a detailed regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry. The FCA is dedicated to developing sustainable growth and innovation in the crypto space. Beyond sustainability, their focus is on...
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is currently consulting with the public so as to inform their future regulation of cryptoasset trading platforms. This is a crucial opportunity for individuals and businesses involved in the crypto space to shape the regulatory landscape and influence how these innovative technologies are governed...
Meanwhile, the UK continues to crow about becoming a global crypto hub. It’s starting to sound like just talk. Politicians have their heads so deep in their own congratulatory back-pats. At the same time, Southeast Asia’s dynamic creative ecosystems—from artists to developers to entrepreneurs—stand hoping to reap the bounties of...
Not so long ago, the UK imagined itself a top global center for crypto innovation. New analyses indicate those aspirations are slipping away. Marcin Kowalczyk, a blockchain regulatory analyst, notes that the UK's approach to crypto regulation, while aiming for a balance between innovation and consumer protection, is falling short...
