Crypto staking company KR1 plans to move from Aquis exchange to LSE main market, marking a milestone for the new asset class. With a market cap of $75 million, KR1 is the first digital asset company listed on LSE, focusing on blockchain projects and staking assets like ETH and DOT.

UK regulators embrace crypto, allowing exchange-traded products on LSE and considering exemptions to proposed stablecoin holding caps. BoE reconsiders caps on stablecoin holdings amid global regulatory competition, especially from the US GENIUS Act offering clearer rules for digital asset firms.

Argo Blockchain to delist from LSE, transferring control to Growler Mining in a restructuring move. The company will maintain its Nasdaq listing, with compliance requirements and a planned reverse stock split before January 2026, ending its six-year run as one of the UK’s few publicly traded crypto mining firms.

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