Crypto Industry Pushes Back Against Bank of England Stablecoin Ownership Caps
Cryptocurrency groups and industry executives are urging the Bank of England to abandon proposed ownership caps on systemic stablecoins, £10,000–£20,000 (about $13.5K to $27K) for individuals and £10 million (about 1.35M...
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