UK FCA seeks public comments on proposed cryptocurrency regulatory rules
UK FCA Seeks Feedback on Proposed Cryptocurrency Regulatory Rules
BlockBeats news, on December 16, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) opened a consultation on proposed UK cryptocurrency regulatory rules. The content includes admission and disclosure, market manipulation, crypto asset trading platforms, intermediaries, staking, lending, DeFi, and prudential regulatory requirements. The deadline for submitting consultation feedback is February 12, 2026.
David Geale, Head of Payments and Digital Finance at the FCA, stated, "Our goal is to establish mechanisms that protect consumers, support innovation, and foster trust. We have made significant progress in implementing our cryptocurrency regulatory agenda and are helping companies meet our standards and complete registration, while we also await further legislation."
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