The UK government reportedly plans to unveil new cryptocurrency regulations this month, aiming to bolster the UK’s position as a global crypto hub amid increasing competition from the U.S., where recent policy shifts under Donald Trump favor the industry. The UK Treasury’s proposed legislation will cover stablecoins and seek a specific exemption for staking services, allowing crypto companies to avoid the stricter regulations tied to traditional financial products. Trump’s election win has sparked enthusiasm in the U.S. crypto sector, as he promises initiatives such as a national bitcoin reserve and leadership changes at the SEC to create a more crypto-friendly environment. This shift has intensified pressure on the UK to act. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is expected to soon release a roadmap for crypto regulation, beginning with a stablecoin consultation. Meanwhile, the EU’s Markets in Cryptoassets (MICA) regulation adds urgency for the UK to clarify its stance.