What’s next for UK crypto regulations after Coinbase’s $4.5M fine?
The FCA’s fine points to a “one-off” enforcement action, not a wider crackdown on the industry, according to a legal expert.
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The FCA’s fine points to a “one-off” enforcement action, not a wider crackdown on the industry, according to a legal expert.
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