Bitcoin Registered crypto companies must reapply for approval, UK regulator says By info@uweb3.io January 11, 2026 Share This Post FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp The FCA said firms wishing to undertake crypto-related activity will be need to be authorized when a new regime starts in October 2027. TagsApprovalCompaniesCryptoreapplyRegisteredregulator Related Posts TeraWulf Acquires 1 GW Kentucky AI Data Center Site, Shares Jump 11% TeraWulf Inc. (Nasdaq: WULF) announced Tuesday the... Ethereum Staking Queue Reaches 3.4M ETH as Exit Backlog Drops to 64 ETH Ethereum staking demand vastly outpaces validator exits, with over... ETH Treasury Firms Lean On Staking As ETFs Pressure DATs Ethereum treasury companies are under pressure to generate revenue... Bitcoin Loses Range Highs, But Bitfinex Whale Keeps Buying Lows Bitcoin’s (BTC) consolidation continued into a fourth week, with... Crypto Advocacy Group Pushes Back Against US Senator’s Claims on Companies’ OCC Charters Update (May 26 at 9:30 pm UTC): This article... MicroStrategy Pivots From Bitcoin, Buys Bonds in Unexpected Move MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor announced the company purchased bonds this... Previous articleTether said to have invested up to $50 million in crypto lender Ledn at $500 million valuationNext articleArab Financial Services Launches SoftPOS in Egypt Following Central Bank Approval
