UK FCA opens stablecoin regulatory sandbox, Debt Management Office explores expanding Treasury bond market size
Jinse Finance reported that the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced the establishment of a stablecoin task force within its regulatory sandbox, with applications open until January 18, 2026. Meanwhile, according to Bloomberg, the UK Debt Management Office is studying the expansion of the UK Treasury bill market, a move that may be linked to the reserve structure of stablecoins.
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