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UK Lords urge Bank of England to drop £20,000 stablecoin holding cap, citing competitiveness concerns

The UK House of Lords has urged the Bank of England to abandon its proposed limit that would cap stablecoin holdings at £20,000 per individual. Peers warned the restriction could leave the UK at a competitive disadvantage versus nearby markets.
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