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Stratis News1 year ago
Stratis to Launch Sterling backed Stablecoin ‘GBPT’ as Bank of England Warms to CBDCs
Digital variants of the Pound Sterling are on the horizon. Whether in the form of a stablecoin, or a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), private companies...
Regulation3 years ago
UKJT Views Digital Assets as Property Under Current Regulations
Digital Assets as Property In a recently released, thorough report, it has been divulged by the UK Jurisdiction TaskForce (UKJT), that digital assets are satisfactorily covered...

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Stratis to Launch Sterling backed Stablecoin ‘GBPT’ as Bank of England Warms to CBDCs

UKJT Views Digital Assets as Property Under Current Regulations