A major crypto exchange has made a strategic move back into the UK market after a two-year hiatus. The platform is now offering spot trading across 100 cryptocurrency pairs, operating under a compliant framework that adheres to FCA financial promotion standards. To facilitate this re-entry, the exchange has partnered with a London-based regulated crypto platform to handle operations and service marketing. This marks another step in how major exchanges navigate regulatory landscapes globally.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 12-19 13:56
Has the UK relaxed the regulations? Then, is this time reliable or not? It still depends on whether the FCA is genuine or not.
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ChainWallflower
· 12-19 13:43
The UK market is bouncing back, and another major exchange is coming. But this time, they have to obediently follow the FCA's rules and cooperate with local London platforms. It seems that the big exchanges are now just playing the rule game—whoever gets the license gets to sit at the table.
A major crypto exchange has made a strategic move back into the UK market after a two-year hiatus. The platform is now offering spot trading across 100 cryptocurrency pairs, operating under a compliant framework that adheres to FCA financial promotion standards. To facilitate this re-entry, the exchange has partnered with a London-based regulated crypto platform to handle operations and service marketing. This marks another step in how major exchanges navigate regulatory landscapes globally.