Price: $0.31878 -4.5833%
Market Cap: 47.04B 1.4604%
Volume (24h): 3.65B 0%
Dominance: 1.4604%
Price: $0.31878 -4.5833%
Market Cap: 47.04B 1.4604%
Volume (24h): 3.65B 0%
Dominance: 1.4604% 1.4604%
  • Price: $0.31878 -4.5833%
  • Market Cap: 47.04B 1.4604%
  • Volume (24h): 3.65B 0%
  • Dominance: 1.4604% 1.4604%
  • Price: $0.31878 -4.5833%
  • Nov / 28
    • FCA’s Survey and Roadmap Reveal UK’s Crypto Regulation Outlook
      Nov 28, 2024 at 01:15 am Cryptocurrency – TurkishNY Radio
      In an effort to regulate cryptocurrencies, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK has announced plans for a comprehensive regulatory framework to be implemented in phases. The roadmap outlines consultations and discussions on various aspects of the crypto industry, including stablecoins, staking, and market conduct. The FCA's approach emphasizes protecting consumers and fostering innovation while acknowledging challenges posed by the decentralized nature of crypto assets.
  • Nov / 27
    • UK’s Crypto Legislation Expected by 2026, Insights from FCA Roadmap and Survey
      Nov 27, 2024 at 02:09 pm UNLOCK_ENG
      The UK government has delayed specific stablecoin regulations, prioritizing innovation in the crypto industry. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined a four-phase roadmap for consultations, leading to projected legislation by 2026. The FCA aims to address challenges in obtaining data from decentralized issuers, while a survey reveals that investors primarily rely on online forums and social media for research rather than exchanges. Despite the increasing awareness and ownership of cryptocurrencies in the UK, the sector remains largely unregulated, highlighting the need for clear regulations to create a secure and competitive environment.
    • UK’s financial regulator to implement final crypto rules by 2026
      Nov 26, 2024 at 11:54 pm Cryptopolitan_News
      The UK government, under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, aims to finalize comprehensive regulations for the cryptocurrency industry by 2026. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined a consultation process to cover various aspects, including market abuse, trading platforms, lending, and stablecoins.

Select Currency

Select Currency