BitMEX co-founder Ben Delo returns to UK to bankroll Nigel Farage’s Reform party

A CoinShares survey found than many EU-based wealth management companies had policies that restricted investments in digital assets or provided no guidance on the matter.

£40B issuance guardrail replaces UK per‑wallet caps as the BoE sets backing rules and eyes a 2027 start for regulated sterling stablecoins. Risks and impacts.

Starmer's resignation may catalyze a strategic shift in Labour's approach, with Burnham's potential leadership influencing UK political dynamics. The post Keir Starmer resigns as Labour leader, Andy Burnham seen as likely successor appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Starmer's resignation may trigger further cabinet changes, impacting UK political stability and influencing market expectations for leadership roles. The post Larry the cat outlasts sixth UK prime minister as Starmer resigns appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Farage's undisclosed gift raises concerns about transparency and influence in politics, highlighting the need for stricter financial disclosure rules. The post Nigel Farage defends £5M gift from Tether billionaire Christopher Harborne appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage called the gift from Christopher Harborne a “private matter” amid a standards investigation.

Burnham brings a dose of optimism to the UK crypto industry, having previously supported the blockchain industry as mayor of Manchester.

Forty million UK iCloud users could be owed up to $100 (£77) each after a $3.9 billion (£3 billion) class action lawsuit against Apple was cleared for trial — and the company’s problems may be just getting started.  For Apple, the worry is that this case could snowball to become yet another existential regulatory problem. The action was brought by consumer group Which?, which accused Apple of breaching UK competition law by giving its iCloud storage service preferential treatment and “trapping” customers with Apple devices into using iCloud.  Trapping happy customers Apple achieves this by encouraging its customers to sign up to iCloud for storage of photos, videos and other data while also making it difficult for them to use alternative providers to backup key data. The company also squeezes extra dollars out of customers by providing a stingy 5GB of storage for free, while putting important data including messages and photos inside that allocation. Even Google provides 15GB of storag