The UK cryptocurrency industry advocacy organization Stand With Crypto UK has launched a campaign, calling on banks to remove restrictions on transfers to cryptocurrency exchanges. The organization cited a report from the UK Cryptoassets Business Council stating that approximately 40% of transactions initiated from UK banks to cryptocurrency exchanges are intercepted or delayed, and 80% of exchanges reported a significant increase in user transaction resistance over the past year. Some exchanges have canceled nearly £1 billion worth of transactions within a year due to banks refusing to process them. Stand With Crypto UK believes that such restrictions are hindering the UK's goal of becoming a global digital asset hub and plans to mobilize over 286k registered supporters to submit formal complaints to banks. (The Block)

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WhirlpoolInATeacup
· 7h ago
Traditional finance's hostility towards crypto has never been hidden; this time, they've truly torn their face apart.
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0xCandleQuiet
· 7h ago
280k people complained about the bank; this scale is quite large. Waiting for the follow-up.
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GateUser-d6fb8ff1
· 8h ago
The reported data is quite striking; 80% of exchanges are experiencing resistance. If the regulatory environment continues like this, the UK will really fall behind.
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IHateFalseProsperity.
· 8h ago
A billion pounds worth of canceled transactions, who will bear the loss?
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