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Regulatory Landscape - The UK's stablecoin regulations will keep pace with the United States [1] - The Bank of England plans temporary holding limits of £20,000 (20 thousand) for individuals [1] - The Bank of England plans temporary holding limits of £10 million (10 million) for businesses [1]

Core Insights - The crypto sector and Wall Street financial giants are rapidly establishing stablecoin infrastructure ahead of U.S. regulatory frameworks [1][5] - Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr highlighted the risks associated with nominally safe assets, emphasizing the vulnerability of private money to run risks [2][4] Regulatory Environment - The banking regulators have yet to draft rules for the recently passed GENIUS Act, leaving the stablecoin industry in an unregulated gray area [5] - Barr cautioned about the historical issues with private money lacking sufficient safeguards, referencing the 2008 Reserve Primary Fund incident [4] Market Dynamics - Tether's USDT, the leading stablecoin, operates offshore under a reserve approach that may not meet upcoming U.S. standards, although Tether plans to enter U.S. markets [5] - Stablecoin issuers have a strong incentive to maximize returns on reserve assets, which can lead to increased risks during market stress [6]