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FCA Axes Fungibility Exception in UK Crypto Rules

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CryptoUK has announced that the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) will no longer allow trading platforms to rely solely on fungibility as an exception to obtaining a Qualified Cryptoasset Designation (QCDD). This means that platforms must now meet additional criteria for admitting qualifying cryptoassets, potentially leading to stricter compliance measures.

The removal of the 'fungibility exception' under the UK's final Asset-Backed Tokens and Digital Securities rules aims to enhance regulatory oversight and consumer protection. The FCA will now require a separate QCDD for qualifying cryptoassets, effective immediately.

CryptoUK emphasized that trading platforms must adapt to these new compliance requirements or face potential penalties. This change reflects a broader trend toward stricter regulatory measures within the UK's crypto environment.

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