#密码资产动态追踪 The UK FCA Financial Conduct Authority has made a major move: opening the license application window in September 2026, with the new regulations officially taking effect on October 25, 2027.



At first glance, it looks like a timetable, but what’s behind it? It’s a signal that the traditional financial system is officially opening its doors to the crypto world and delineating spheres of influence.

**Why is this so important?**

The days of wild growth are over. To operate legally in the UK in the future, obtaining a license and subjecting oneself to regulation will be mandatory. Companies have over a year to prepare, and the smart money and major institutions are already making moves. Those who can secure licenses and stay compliant will gain absolute advantages in market trust and traffic, while non-compliant small projects and purely speculative ventures will find their survival space shrinking.

**Will the coin prices skyrocket directly? No. But the opportunity is there.**

In the short term, this news won’t move prices. The key is the medium to long term—licensing systems are a safe channel for traditional big funds. Once the channel opens, institutional-level compliant capital could flood in. Mainstream cryptocurrencies, especially assets that can be incorporated into regulatory frameworks, will see their valuation logic reassessed. In this reshuffle, leading exchanges and projects that actively embrace compliance will benefit, while purely speculative and non-compliant altcoins will be left behind.

**What should we do now?**

The market always reacts in advance to expectations. Although the regulations will be officially implemented in two years, related stories and hype could start as early as 2025. Our task is to focus on those exchanges and projects that are moving fastest and most decisively on the path to compliance, adding them to our watchlist. True opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. This news is the starting gun.
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MEVHunterNoLossvip
· 01-09 10:51
This move by the UK, to put it simply, is about cooling down retail investors and paving the way for institutions.
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CryptoCross-TalkClubvip
· 01-09 10:51
Laughing to death, another wave of "whitewashing" games, only taking effect after two years. They're already starting to hype stories now. I bet five bucks that in 2025 someone will start promoting "compliance concept coins." A bunch of project teams are probably busy working overtime on white papers, playing "hide and seek" with regulators here. Unregulated copycat coins are just drinking soup? Bro, they probably won't even get to drink the soup, they'll just become historical relics. Honestly, this wave is indeed a prelude for institutional entry, but if retail investors want to make money from it? First, ask yourself whether you're holding Maotai or street vendor goods. The FCA move is really clever, giving you the illusion of legality, but in reality, they've already divided who can survive and who must die.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 01-09 10:51
It's another two years later... When will I, this old rookie, finally catch up?
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Gm_Gn_Merchantvip
· 01-09 10:44
This regulatory license system, to put it simply, is just a game of pushing retail investors out so that institutions can come in—it's just a different way of changing the rules. Compliance can indeed lead to profits, but don't forget that many projects are now frantically issuing air coins just to get licensed. Truly good assets will only become clear by the end of 2025, revealing who is genuinely building.
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ForkTonguevip
· 01-09 10:35
The nightmare for altcoin holders has arrived; compliant players should celebrate. In the two-year window, smart money should have already bet on leading exchanges. This round of reshuffling, if you don't pick a side, you'll really be wiped out. The FCA's move was ruthless; the days of small projects are indeed coming to an end. Institutional funding channels are opening; there may be no short-term movement, but in the long run, this is definitely a turning point.
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