2026-01-20 05:25:59

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) officially announced an important upcoming event—the "Stablecoin Sprint" will be held in London on March 4–5, 2026.

This regulatory-focused conference is highly significant. As the global stablecoin market rapidly expands, the UK, as a traditional financial hub, is accelerating its interaction and policy coordination with the Web3 ecosystem. The event is expected to gather regulators, industry participants, and market experts to engage in in-depth discussions on core topics such as stablecoin issuance, risk management, and compliance frameworks.

For exchanges, project teams, and investors, this is a key opportunity to understand European regulatory attitudes and grasp policy directions. Stablecoins, as an important bridge connecting traditional finance and the crypto market, have their regulatory outlook directly impacting the development pace of the entire ecosystem.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 1h ago

It's another year later, and by then, the regulators will have changed their minds again.

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FallingLeaf

· 1h ago

Is the UK really going to take serious action? Is the spring of stablecoins coming? --- Waiting until 2026, this pace is indeed a bit slow --- Handshake, finally someone is taking stablecoins seriously, not just hyping concepts --- London played a good move here, traditional finance and the blockchain community are finally going to officially meet --- Speaking of which, Europe's attitude shifts, Asia has to follow suit --- Another year and a half later, the yellow flowers have withered --- Regulatory approval = positive news? I don't think so, it depends on how the final framework is set --- The idea of stablecoins as a bridge is still quite accurate, but how to balance risk control is the real issue --- The big shots are going to a meeting, we'll just continue to relax and watch the show --- Such a formal event shows that stablecoins are no longer just small-scale efforts

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