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England Bank cuts Interest Rate 25 BOS To 3.75%
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The Bank of England (BoE) is widely expected to cut its policy rate by 25 basis points (0.25%) to 3.75%
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The Bank of England (BoE) is widely expected to cut its policy rate by 25 basis points (0.25%) to 3.75%
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🔴The #UK government may sell more than £5 billion in seized Bitcoins to cover its budget deficit, including 61,000 Bitcoins from a Chinese Ponzi scheme in 2018‼️
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🔴The #UK government may sell more than £5 billion in seized Bitcoins to cover its budget deficit, including 61,000 Bitcoins from a Chinese Ponzi scheme in 2018‼️
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JUST IN: 🏴 Bank of England investigates data center lending amid AI bubble fear.
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The Bank of England will present rules for stablecoins on November 10
The Bank of England is preparing to publish a comprehensive document on stablecoin regulation. The consultation, scheduled for November 10, is expected to define how the country will oversee the use of digital currencies pegged to fiat money. This is one of London's key steps in the race with the USA for leadership in crypto regulation.
The Bank of England's scrutiny of AI lending reflects growing unease about financial stability risks. This inquiry could reshape investment dynamics, potentially curbing capital inflow into the AI sector.
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The proposal to limit stablecoins by the Bank of England has been criticized as "restrictive"
The Bank of England (#BoE ) is facing opposition from crypto groups and financial experts regarding the proposal to limit the number of stablecoins that individuals and businesses can hold. The proposal aims to restrict stablecoin deposits from £10,000 to £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses.
Risks and Opposition
Central banks argue that these limits are necessary to prevent large sums of money from flowing out of traditional bank deposits, which could threaten credit supply and financial stability. However, critics such as Coinbase and Uniform Labs argue that these limits would be detrimental to savers, the financial center of London, and the pound sterling. Tom Duff Gordon from Coinbase stated that no other major regulatory jurisdiction imposes similar limits. #England
The UK Risks Falling Behind
The UK's approach starkly contrasts with the US, where the recent GENIUS Act has created a licensing framework for stablecoin issuers without imposing limits. Experts warn that if these limits are applied, the UK could fall behind the US and EU in the digital asset space. Instead of imposing limits, a better approach would be to embrace innovation and build competitive capacity for the pound sterling in the digital financial world. #anh_ba_cong
The Bank of England (#BoE ) is facing opposition from crypto groups and financial experts regarding the proposal to limit the number of stablecoins that individuals and businesses can hold. The proposal aims to restrict stablecoin deposits from £10,000 to £20,000 for individuals and £10 million for businesses.
Risks and Opposition
Central banks argue that these limits are necessary to prevent large sums of money from flowing out of traditional bank deposits, which could threaten credit supply and financial stability. However, critics such as Coinbase and Uniform Labs argue that these limits would be detrimental to savers, the financial center of London, and the pound sterling. Tom Duff Gordon from Coinbase stated that no other major regulatory jurisdiction imposes similar limits. #England
The UK Risks Falling Behind
The UK's approach starkly contrasts with the US, where the recent GENIUS Act has created a licensing framework for stablecoin issuers without imposing limits. Experts warn that if these limits are applied, the UK could fall behind the US and EU in the digital asset space. Instead of imposing limits, a better approach would be to embrace innovation and build competitive capacity for the pound sterling in the digital financial world. #anh_ba_cong
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The US and UK collaborate to promote the future of Crypto
The US and UK are planning to cooperate to oversee the cryptocurrency market. UK Treasury Secretary Rachel Reeves and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent held a meeting with representatives from major financial institutions, including giants in the crypto industry such as Ripple, Circle, and Coinbase.#England
A golden opportunity for the crypto market
This move is an extremely positive signal, indicating that major governments are increasingly recognizing and seeking to collaborate to manage crypto more effectively. A representative from Ripple noted that this collaboration would help the UK become a global digital asset hub and fully harness the potential of blockchain.
The meeting took place against the backdrop of #SEC having proposed establishing a cross-border sandbox for crypto companies to experiment, showcasing the efforts of both countries to create a clear and favorable legal environment. Although the Bank of England (BOE) is being criticized for proposing tighter regulations on stablecoins, the highest-level cooperation between the US and UK remains an important step forward. It affirms that rather than prohibiting, economic powers are looking to integrate crypto into the global financial system. This promises a bright future, with more transparent regulations, attracting larger investments, and fostering innovation in the industry. #anh_ba_cong
The US and UK are planning to cooperate to oversee the cryptocurrency market. UK Treasury Secretary Rachel Reeves and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent held a meeting with representatives from major financial institutions, including giants in the crypto industry such as Ripple, Circle, and Coinbase.#England
A golden opportunity for the crypto market
This move is an extremely positive signal, indicating that major governments are increasingly recognizing and seeking to collaborate to manage crypto more effectively. A representative from Ripple noted that this collaboration would help the UK become a global digital asset hub and fully harness the potential of blockchain.
The meeting took place against the backdrop of #SEC having proposed establishing a cross-border sandbox for crypto companies to experiment, showcasing the efforts of both countries to create a clear and favorable legal environment. Although the Bank of England (BOE) is being criticized for proposing tighter regulations on stablecoins, the highest-level cooperation between the US and UK remains an important step forward. It affirms that rather than prohibiting, economic powers are looking to integrate crypto into the global financial system. This promises a bright future, with more transparent regulations, attracting larger investments, and fostering innovation in the industry. #anh_ba_cong
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United Kingdom Plans to Compensate Victims of Bitcoin Fraud $7 Billion: Confirming the Legality of Digital Assets
The United Kingdom is making a groundbreaking move to compensate Chinese victims in a nearly $7 billion USD Bitcoin investment scam. This plan comes after the Metropolitan Police seized a massive amount of Bitcoin from 2018 to 2021, related to Chinese citizen Zhimin Qian. #England
Priority for Victim Compensation and Crypto Legal Framework
Although there were initial signs that the UK government might retain most of the seized funds, prosecutors are now planning to specify a victim compensation program. This Bitcoin is converted from a scam fund affecting over 128,000 individuals in China.
This event is an extremely positive signal for the cryptocurrency market, regardless of what the final outcome is. The UK government's prioritization of considering compensation in the form of seized digital assets, rather than simply confiscating them for public funds, has legitimized Bitcoin's status as a recoverable asset that can be used to compensate damages.
According to lawyers representing the victims, compensation must be a top priority, especially as many investors have suffered significant personal losses. Despite concerns that the UK may retain the funds under the Proceeds of Crime Act, the focus on recovering assets for victims affirms that law enforcement and the judicial system are learning how to effectively handle complex crypto cases. #china
The United Kingdom is making a groundbreaking move to compensate Chinese victims in a nearly $7 billion USD Bitcoin investment scam. This plan comes after the Metropolitan Police seized a massive amount of Bitcoin from 2018 to 2021, related to Chinese citizen Zhimin Qian. #England
Priority for Victim Compensation and Crypto Legal Framework
Although there were initial signs that the UK government might retain most of the seized funds, prosecutors are now planning to specify a victim compensation program. This Bitcoin is converted from a scam fund affecting over 128,000 individuals in China.
This event is an extremely positive signal for the cryptocurrency market, regardless of what the final outcome is. The UK government's prioritization of considering compensation in the form of seized digital assets, rather than simply confiscating them for public funds, has legitimized Bitcoin's status as a recoverable asset that can be used to compensate damages.
According to lawyers representing the victims, compensation must be a top priority, especially as many investors have suffered significant personal losses. Despite concerns that the UK may retain the funds under the Proceeds of Crime Act, the focus on recovering assets for victims affirms that law enforcement and the judicial system are learning how to effectively handle complex crypto cases. #china
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United Kingdom Statement: Not to Fall Behind in the Legal Race for the $2 Trillion Stablecoin
In the context of the global stablecoin market rapidly developing, the Bank of England (BoE) has made a strong statement, asserting that the United Kingdom will not fall behind the United States in establishing a comprehensive and effective legal framework for this important digital asset market. This move demonstrates the UK's determination to maintain its position as a global financial center in the digital age.
Bank of England cuts interest rates by 0.25% to 4.25%
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UK court sentences crypto fraudsters to 12 years in prison.
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UK sentences two crypto consulting fraudsters to prison for 2 million USD
Two individuals, Raymondip Bedi and Patrick Mavanga, have been sentenced to prison by a UK court for defrauding 65 victims who invested in a fake crypto consulting company, embezzling a total of 2.03 million USD. #England
Details of the case and the sentence
From 2017 to 2019, Bedi and Mavanga operated scam companies such as CCX Capital and Astaria Group LLP. Mavanga was sentenced to 6 years and 6 months in prison, while Bedi received 5 years and 4 months in prison. Both pleaded guilty to fraud, money laundering, and possession of counterfeit identification documents. Mavanga was also convicted of obstructing justice by deleting phone recordings related to the case.
New trends in financial crime
This case is part of a larger effort by the UK government to crack down on financial crimes that exploit the gaps between traditional markets and less regulated digital platforms. Last week, a UK court also sentenced two brothers, Redinel Korfuzi and his sister, for insider trading conspiracy, earning nearly 1.35 million USD by exploiting crypto-style trading applications.
Both cases highlight the rise of various forms of scams and fraud in the increasingly overlapping financial and crypto markets, necessitating regulatory bodies to enhance oversight and law enforcement. #anhbacong
Two individuals, Raymondip Bedi and Patrick Mavanga, have been sentenced to prison by a UK court for defrauding 65 victims who invested in a fake crypto consulting company, embezzling a total of 2.03 million USD. #England
Details of the case and the sentence
From 2017 to 2019, Bedi and Mavanga operated scam companies such as CCX Capital and Astaria Group LLP. Mavanga was sentenced to 6 years and 6 months in prison, while Bedi received 5 years and 4 months in prison. Both pleaded guilty to fraud, money laundering, and possession of counterfeit identification documents. Mavanga was also convicted of obstructing justice by deleting phone recordings related to the case.
New trends in financial crime
This case is part of a larger effort by the UK government to crack down on financial crimes that exploit the gaps between traditional markets and less regulated digital platforms. Last week, a UK court also sentenced two brothers, Redinel Korfuzi and his sister, for insider trading conspiracy, earning nearly 1.35 million USD by exploiting crypto-style trading applications.
Both cases highlight the rise of various forms of scams and fraud in the increasingly overlapping financial and crypto markets, necessitating regulatory bodies to enhance oversight and law enforcement. #anhbacong
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The United Kingdom considers selling over $7.2 billion of Bitcoin seized from criminals
The UK Home Office is considering a plan to sell all of the Bitcoin seized from criminal activities, with an estimated total value of over $7.2 billion. Notably, this includes 61,000 $BTC seized from a Ponzi scheme in 2018.
The plan and its opposition to global trends
This plan has garnered interest from Treasury Secretary Rachel Reeves, who wants to use the proceeds to offset the budget deficit. The Home Office aims to establish a centralized system to manage the storage and liquidation of Bitcoin within 4 years, with contracts inviting private entities worth $53.7 million.
If implemented, this move would contradict the general trend in many countries such as the US, El Salvador, Bhutan, Pakistan, and Kazakhstan, which are building strategic Bitcoin reserve funds, while major Western businesses are also actively accumulating cryptocurrency. Previously, the German government sold $2.89 billion of Bitcoin in mid-2024, and if retained, that amount would now be worth $5.64 billion. #England
The UK Home Office is considering a plan to sell all of the Bitcoin seized from criminal activities, with an estimated total value of over $7.2 billion. Notably, this includes 61,000 $BTC seized from a Ponzi scheme in 2018.
The plan and its opposition to global trends
This plan has garnered interest from Treasury Secretary Rachel Reeves, who wants to use the proceeds to offset the budget deficit. The Home Office aims to establish a centralized system to manage the storage and liquidation of Bitcoin within 4 years, with contracts inviting private entities worth $53.7 million.
If implemented, this move would contradict the general trend in many countries such as the US, El Salvador, Bhutan, Pakistan, and Kazakhstan, which are building strategic Bitcoin reserve funds, while major Western businesses are also actively accumulating cryptocurrency. Previously, the German government sold $2.89 billion of Bitcoin in mid-2024, and if retained, that amount would now be worth $5.64 billion. #England
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Institutional capital continues to flow into Bitcoin: Global confidence is steadily rising!
The cryptocurrency market is flooded with positive signals as companies around the world continue to reinforce their confidence in Bitcoin by accumulating this asset into their treasury. This trend not only indicates the maturation of Bitcoin but also serves as proof that it is becoming an essential part of the financial strategy for diverse businesses.
Major companies are leading this trend:
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