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Bank of England Strengthens Confidence in Digital Finance with Careful Stablecoin Strategy

BoE’s measured approach aims to ensure innovation, financial security, and long-term stability in the digital asset landscape The Bank of

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China ask brokers to pause real-world asset business in Hong Kong, sources say

China Merchants Securities, citing industry forecasts, said last month the figure could exceed $2 trillion by 2030. China’s securities watchdog