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ARTICLE · 05 FEBRUARY 2025

UK And US Cryptoasset Regulation

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At present, Cryptoassets are largely unregulated in the UK. However, the growth of crypto cannot be ignored and many argue that regulators need to take action to ensure adequate consumer protections are in place...

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At present, Cryptoassets are largely unregulated in the UK. However, the growth of crypto cannot be ignored and many argue that regulators need to take action to ensure adequate consumer protections are in place and to preserve market integrity. A recent slew of publications from the FCA offer some much-needed insight into its plans for the potential future regulatory regime. In this article we look at what changes firms can expect to see in 2025.

Across the pond like in previous years digital asset legislation was introduced in both the House and the Senate during the 118th Congress. Unlike previous sessions, one bill passed the House with bipartisan support. With the new 119th US Congress convening this month will a more digital asset friendly attitude mean we see new law being passed in the coming year? Read on for our predictions.

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