Top UK banks allegedly restrict access to cryptocurrencies
While the government continues to express a desire for a digital pound, leading UK bankers warn of the risks associated with digital currency and try to restrict access
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Key Takeaways: This comes at a time when Rishi Sunak, Chancellor to the Exchequer(Minister) wanted to make UK a crypto-hub. The companies which were granted access to are CEX.IO, Revolut, Copper, Globalblock, and Moneybrain. No information regarding how long these…
