Mr. WYTE

Mr. WYTE Dubai-based Crypto Lawyer helping VASPs & Web3 start-ups to navigate crypto regulations in the UAE (VARA, SCA, CBUAE, FSRA, & DFSA), & beyond.

20/12/2025

Fast growth without collateral fails fast; VARA enforces transparency to protect markets and users.

19/12/2025

If a stablecoin can’t connect directly to payment systems, the Bank of England doesn’t see resilience — it sees risk.
In the UK, systemic stablecoins must be able to settle, redeem, and transfer in real time using central bank money. No intermediaries. No single points of failure.
This is how the UK builds a future-proof payments ecosystem where all forms of money move seamlessly.

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Dreams without discipline die as ideas.
19/12/2025

Dreams without discipline die as ideas.

19/12/2025

Dubai regulates influence, not labels; VARA licenses those who control code, liquidity, and outcomes.

19/12/2025

In the UK, stablecoins must survive full interest-rate cycles. The Bank of England expects issuers to remain viable in high, low, or zero-rate environments. Models relying only on reserve yield are too fragile. Sustainable revenue, real utility, and resilience now form part of financial stability expectations. Longevity matters more than yield.

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18/12/2025

Systemic isn’t about hype — it’s about impact. In the UK, a stablecoin can face full Bank of England oversight based on scale, use case, substitutability, and interconnectedness. Some may even be systemic from day one if launched by big tech or global platforms. Regulation follows risk, not just size.

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18/12/2025

Dubai welcomes DeFi innovation, but VARA ensures decentralisation never escapes transparency or regulatory accountability.

Likes fade. Legacy lasts.
18/12/2025

Likes fade. Legacy lasts.

18/12/2025

Dubai regulates protection, not promises; VARA requires transparency across liquidity pools, leverage, and wallet growth.

18/12/2025

A global stablecoin doesn’t need to be British to threaten UK financial stability.

If a foreign-issued coin becomes widely used in the UK, the Bank of England will act — first through cooperation, and if needed, through direct regulation. Cross-border innovation is welcome, but monetary sovereignty comes first.

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17/12/2025

Stablecoins aren’t just for retail payments anymore.

The UK is actively testing regulated stablecoins to settle wholesale financial market transactions worth billions.

Through the Digital Securities Sandbox, the Bank of England is exploring faster, cheaper, programmable settlement for capital markets.

If successful, this could reshape global financial infrastructure permanently.

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