英国央行提出以数字货币投资短期政府债券，并设定个人持有上限

Group 1 - The U.S. Treasury and IRS have released new guidelines for cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs), providing a clear compliance path for investors [1] - The Bank of England proposed new regulations for stablecoins, allowing issuers to invest up to 60% of the assets backing these digital currencies in short-term government bonds [1] - The Bank of England aims to establish trust in stablecoins in the UK, with plans to introduce regulations for a pound-pegged stablecoin by 2026, including a limit of £20,000 (approximately $26,370) on individual coin holdings [1] Group 2 - Risks associated with stablecoins, such as issuer trust issues and hacking, could impact the overall market for cryptocurrencies and supporting assets [3] - The UK financial market regulators have emphasized the need for issuing companies to maintain the security and usability of customer cryptocurrencies [3]