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Dante Disparte has called on the UK to capitalize on a second mover advantage in regulating stablecoins and crypto. In a piece published in the Financial Times, he urges UK policymakers to borrow elements from Europe's MiCA and U.S. legislative efforts like the GENIUS Act and the upcoming Clarity Act to create a harmonized market.
Disparte suggests that combining regulatory best practices from both Europe and the U.S. could position the UK as a leader in shaping the future of digital assets.
Disparte has previously argued that stablecoins should be viewed as emerging digital money for modern economies, not merely as instruments of speculation. In a recent article, he stated that stablecoins are positioned to play a key role in modern financial systems. His ongoing commentary highlights continued debate about how new forms of digital currency fit into regulatory frameworks.