The Bank of England has confirmed plans to impose “temporary” stablecoin holding limits as part of its new regulatory framework. The proposal restricts individuals to around $26,300 per coin and businesses to £10 million.
The BOE said limits will be lifted once the financial system adapts to stablecoin integration. Some industry groups criticized the plan as overly strict compared to U.S. and EU rules.
However, officials argue the measures are needed to prevent risks to the banking sector while encouraging stablecoins’ long-term role in digital payments.
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