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It seems the Bank of England is unwilling to budge on the £20k stablecoin holding limit for individual users, which significantly restricts many use cases. Apparently, BoE staff understand this, but it may be that the restriction is coming from the very top, perhaps Andrew Bailey? Whether this is true or not, its a true limit to innovation and for the UK to lead on stablecoins denominated in its own currency. I sincerely hope this does not make it into the final draft, as it would severely undermine the potential stablecoins can provide and reduces the competitiveness of the UK regime globally. At worst, this could mean that the US or the EU becomes a more favourable region for growing sterling stablecoins, pushing them further outside the reach of the UK oversight.

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Today we remember Christian Atsu on his birthday. 🖤🤍 Forever in our hearts. 🙏

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The Bank of England’s plan for systemic stablecoins sets a £20,000 cap per individual and a £10 million cap per firm, effectively choking the market before it can grow. Issuers would be forced to keep 40% of reserves unremunerated at the central bank and only 60% in yielding assets like UK government bonds. That makes pound-backed stablecoins inefficient, uncompetitive and unattractive compared with global alternatives. Even worse, HM Treasury is likely to copy this approach, turning the UK into one of the least appealing places to issue a stablecoin. Instead of boosting the pound’s reach or supporting government gilts, the policy does the opposite. The biggest losers? The UK and its consumers. This is another misguided move by the Bank of England, and again we have to fight for freedom.

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Social pressure worked. Bank of England steps back on stablecoin capital controls bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

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@MyNameIsLukeL @bjnpck @holyheld @ether_fi where has it been stated that the fx fee will be removed?

The @ether_fi card literally beats them all: - no top up fees - 3% cashback as standard, no stake required - frequent promos that increase cashback by another 1-5% - 10-14% APY on your stablecoin balance - borrow against your ETH/BTC to spend - 1% non-USD FX but that’s going to zero very soon - get 50 USDC after first $1k spend if you use a ref link If I may, here’s my ref link: ether.fi/refer/6d35b56e

Crypto cards; A hot take I've been using those little fuckers since 3+ years, hence I am entitled to an opinion - here it is. 💳@holyheld The first non custodial card afaik, and my first venture into this space. Loved it, but over time they introduced FX fees for non EU payments which is a deal-breaker for me personally. Cashback is 0.50%. It is still the card which processes most txs volume and offers the best UX and customer support. The downside is no yield options, but maybe this will come with @brrrnetwork If you are an EU user and do not necessarily need integrated yield, this is the card to get. 💳@gnosispay The other mastodon in the room. You will get an overall very good experience with integrated yield (@aave) and automatic top ups. The 3rd party mobile app by Zeal is OK, but their support was slow and not very useful in my experience. You get good cashback, however, it is capped and tied to depositing $GNO. They are currently revamping the program so rewards/caps are likely to change. Overall, this is a very good card, Aave + cashback is nice, and there are no FX fees! Be aware that all your transactions are on the blockchain and can in theory be tied to your persona. 💳@BrahmaFi Is an exciting new card which is available in many more jurisdictions. The main benefit is a direct integration with @eulerfinance, @aave and @HypurrFi enabling you to spend against your lend balance!!! This is yuge! Love it. However, there is no cashback, you pay FX fees (non USD) and a 0.50% service fee on top. There is also no mobile app (yet). Nevertheless, I love the direction the Brahma team is going, and while this is not my main card, I still use it to show my support. Also here your txs are public! 💳@BleapApp Another EU based card issued by former Revolut guys. It's a mix of Holyheld and Gnosis. It has no FX fees, cashback (cap at $10/m) and yield via @AngleProtocol While it does a lot of things right, and I have used it as my main driver for a few months, I do not see it gaining traction. Coupled with the very slow support I cannot recommend it as someones main card. 💳@payy_link Rather new entrant to the space. They used to be an app to send crypto around (like @PeanutProtocol ) - a use case I do not understand in the least :D But I digress... they now have a card - no cashback, no yield, but FX fees. They do have a nice UI, I must say. A benefit compared to the other "onchain" cards is that they make your txs private. So if that is your thang, do have a look. 💳@ready_co Another new card, born from and supported by the @StarknetFndn. Likely the most attractive card right now, if you pay $90 for the metal card. You get 3% cashback up to $150/m, no FX fees and integrated yield options. Txs public but bundled and hence at least obfuscated. I just recently ordered the card, so haven't used it yet, but as long as Starknet keeps funding those cashbacks it will be very attractive for the forseeble future. -- Anti establishment card -- Those are folks who are trying to build stuff without using the legacy infra (visa/mc). True crypto payments, privacy, lfg. Beware, this is still in its infancy. @yodlpay Is Swiss based and can be used in Vietnam without KYC up to $500/day (I think). @cakewallet Can be used in Switzerland in select Spar shops, also no KYC. I really do not know much about those cards, as I cannot use them, but wanted to mention them so they you can follow their work, and maybe all of us together can build something better in the future. p.s. I did not mention CEX cards cause they are cunts. Don't use CEX. Bye.

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European summer, Euler edition. EURC is now supported on Avalanche: - Listed as collateral - $50,000 in incentives - Brought to you by @K3_Capital Euro bulls can long the euro. If they’re even online.

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@Nic_Wenzel_1 @believeapp are there plans to automate the generation of the risk score?

If you're trading tokens from @believeapp, you need a research tool. I built Dashcoin HQ to be your command center: → Live charts → Token metrics → Research articles → Scoring based on research Check out this video for a demo on how to get the most out of it.