Just caught up with Rhys Bidder about stablecoins in the UK — guy's got serious central bank background, plus education and consulting chops. Always interesting when someone with that kind of traditional finance experience weighs in on the stablecoin scene.
The UK's been quietly figuring out its stance on this stuff. Not as loud as the US drama, not as fast as some Asian markets, but they're moving. When you've got people who actually understand how central banks think getting into the conversation, it changes the vibe.
Worth a listen if you're curious where the UK's headed with all this. The stablecoin landscape there is… let's say it's got potential, but it's also got a lot of regulatory chess moves happening behind the scenes.
The UK's been quietly figuring out its stance on this stuff. Not as loud as the US drama, not as fast as some Asian markets, but they're moving. When you've got people who actually understand how central banks think getting into the conversation, it changes the vibe.
Worth a listen if you're curious where the UK's headed with all this. The stablecoin landscape there is… let's say it's got potential, but it's also got a lot of regulatory chess moves happening behind the scenes.