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I haven't read the MiCA regulations in detail (as you say, it's an EU thing rather than a UK one). It's likely that we'll have the same issue as with GPSR's however, which effectively ban UK e-commerce businesses from selling products manufactured outside the EU to Northern Ireland from 13th December this year (which will also ban the sale of most UK-made products other from the most massive manufacturers that can afford to have an EU premises and staff as well as a UK one).

But the advantage of having a totally new government is that it'll probably take them a year or two to find their feet and reverse everything they can of what the Tories did, or re-write what's in progress to match their ideology, before they have the capacity to start dealing with completely new things.

I think this is why they would just follow MiCA'S regulations instead of formulating their own and use the basics with a few add ons for the UK. There is only a few stablecoins that will be allowed and places like Binance have already agreed they will have to keep them separate so as they are not available for the EU users.

I would argue that they are not going to stop people using a non KYC stable coin that is spent at legitimate businesses with tax numbers.

It is perfect for demonstrating that no money laundering is going on if it is spent for normal purchases on chain at legit, whitelisted businesses that are already registered with the local government anyway.

Soon, there will be a pool that you pay into, from an anon account if you wish, and the payments you make to legitimate whitelisted businesses will be paid from that pool, thus anonymizing your payments, but also provably showing that your payments were made to legitimate businesses for legitimate purchases.

It satisfies both the govt and the pro anon users!

Is there a Marmite vendor that ships to the USA?