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- July 31, 2025 at 4:22 pm
  
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  breaking: uk playing catch-up in stablecoin regulation game 🧐📉 experts warn delays could cost billions 💸 act fast or lose the
- July 31, 2025 at 4:22 pm
  
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  wait, so UK behind US and EU in stablecoin regs?? 🤡 is this gonna make them broke or what 🧐
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  late regulation of stablecoins in the UK risks market exclusion due to delays in establishing clear guidelines, potentially impacting liquidity and financial stability. The UK’s position
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  The UK lags behind the US and EU in regulating stablecoins, risking exclusion from the market. The Financial Conduct Authority’s stablecoin roadmap includes consultations until Thursday, with final regulations expected in 2026, after the US and EU. Delays in regulation could hinder the UK’s financial standing, according to experts. Critics highlight the economic benefits of regulating stablecoins promptly. Regulation could boost liquidity, monetary reserves, and alleviate financial burdens. Inaction may lead to the UK being an importer rather than a hub for stablecoins.
  
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