United Kingdom

Bitcoin Policy UK, the UK’s premier Bitcoin think tank and advocacy group, has launched an app that enables residents of the U.K. to contact their member of parliament (MP) to advocate for Bitcoin in just a few clicks.

The UK government has rejected the idea of establishing a national Bitcoin reserve, with Economic Secretary to the Treasury Emma Reynolds stating that following the U.S. approach to stockpiling Bitcoin is "not appropriate for our market."

Bitcoin lightning payments app Strike expanded into the UK, enabling residents to easily buy, sell, and transfer Bitcoin globally.

“Positive frictions” placed by regulators on British Bitcoin users have caused widespread backlash. Government’s overall vision supports friendlier legislation.

Two of the U.K.’s largest banks have imposed further restrictions on their customers’ ability to acquire cryptocurrencies.

The UK continues to show its desire for a digital pound, just as its companies try to limit access to Bitcoin.

The United Kingdom has released its first consultation on crypto trading and lending regulation within the country.

The recent U.K. pension fund crisis reveals the only option for such entities: adopting bitcoin as soon as possible.

Why is this British isle undergoing hyperbitcoinization, and what could this mean for the U.K.’s monetary future?

The Bitcoin Racing team aims to spread Bitcoin adoption at a historical track in the U.K. this October.