US-UK crypto pact sets policy direction

• The United States and the United Kingdom have agreed on a crypto policy cooperation framework.
• The agreement is not legally binding and does not create new crypto rules.
• The pact focuses on coordination between regulators and policymakers.

The United States and the United Kingdom have agreed on a crypto cooperation framework that sets policy direction but does not create binding regulations.

The agreement focuses on coordination between regulators and policymakers rather than introducing new legal requirements.

The pact comes as both countries continue developing their approaches to digital asset regulation.

The framework is designed to improve cooperation on crypto oversight, financial stability, and cross-border policy issues.

Officials said the agreement is intended to support ongoing dialogue between the two countries on digital asset regulation.

The United States and the United Kingdom have both been reviewing crypto rules covering stablecoins, market oversight, and digital asset businesses.

The agreement highlights continued international coordination on crypto policy while leaving future regulatory decisions to each country.