The UK is aiming to become a global hub for crypto by drafting regulations to create a more inviting environment for crypto firms seeking clear regulatory frameworks. Despite this past year’s vicious market downturn, ex-UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak maintains a vision to make the UK a leading crypto technology player. For firms like a16z, which recently announced its expansion to London, the UK offers a reprieve from the US where regulators have been criticized for heavy-handedness and lack of clarity.
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London Wants American Crypto Refugees
The UK is aiming to become a global hub for crypto by drafting regulations to create a more inviting environment for crypto firms seeking clear regulatory frameworks. Despite this past year’s vicious market downturn, ex-UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak maintains a vision to make the UK a leading crypto technology player. For firms like a16z, which recently announced its expansion to London, the UK offers a reprieve from the US where regulators have been criticized for heavy-handedness and lack of clarity.