TechFlow news, June 6 — According to Jinshi Data, the UK financial regulator has proposed lifting the ban on retail investors purchasing crypto-related exchange-traded products, aiming to boost competitiveness amid the resurgence of the US crypto market under Trump's leadership. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) stated that this change would allow existing exchange-traded notes linked to tokens such as Bitcoin and Ether to be sold to retail buyers, provided they are traded on FCA-approved exchanges. Last year, regulators permitted these products to be traded on venues like the London Stock Exchange, but only for professional investors.
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