London’s secret stall: What’s REALLY holding back the city’s biggest move—and why it’s your opportunity to strike now!
Even as only a soft believer, it’s hard not to be concerned that yet again the UK has failed to keep up with the US. This despite us having had a far more advanced fintech ecosystem a decade ago.
In just this week’s news from across The Pond:
- BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF became the fastest-ever to hit $80bn in assets
- US crypto firms are looking to secure banking licenses, the Financial Times reports
- Polymarket is the latest in a string of crypto-adjacent outfits who’ve seen legal probes dropped by the Trump administration
- Crypto giant Grayscale has filed to go public…
- …and no wonder, when another, Circle Internet, is now valued at more than $50bn – having multiplied six-fold since its IPO less than two months ago
It looks pretty frothy for sure, but who knows? People said the same thing when Bitcoin first breached $10,000 in 2017 and again when screenshots of apes sold for $3m in 2021.
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