There are around 500 crypto currency exchanges in the industry today. Unfortunately, not all of them are great platforms for your hard-earned money. 
As per  our analysis, you should always consider factors such as trading volume, scalability of the platform, security, insurance, customer service, geographical restrictions, and fees among others before settling on an exchange. 

As a result, MoniTalks has identified eToro and Coinbase as the best cryptocurrency exchanges in the United Kingdom and they continue to trend on the social media platform, Reddit. 

## eToro ― Overall Cheapest Crypto Exchange UK 

Launched in 2007 as a multi-asset trading platform, [eToro](https://www.etoro.com/) provided services under the stock, commodities, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and indices banner before making the foray into cryptocurrencies in 2013. eToro serves around 27 million customers in over 100 countries. 

As of July 2022, supports more than 60 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Cardano (ADA), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ripple (XRP), Stellar (XLM), Litecoin (LTC), DASH, Uniswap (UNI), and Chainlink (LINK). 

Unlike other places of buying digital assets that have been mired in regulatory problems with the [Financial Conduct Authority](/news/article/fca-crypto-regulation) (FCA) of the United Kingdom, the trading platform is registered as eToro UK with company registration no. 7973792. This certifies eToro as the most credible place where you can trade digital assets in the United Kingdom. 

Among the pros is a demo account to help you learn how to trade using virtual funds. Additionally, eToro is extremely accessible and can be found via the Google Play and Apple Store on Android and iOS-powered devices. 

After being in the traditional and decentralized finance trading sector for more than 15 years, eToro has not been involved in any cyber security issues due to the level of its security systems. It continues to operate without incident. 

Moreover, the platform supports several payment methods such as bank transfers, bank cards (MasterCard, Maestro, and VISA), and e-wallets such as Skrill, PayPal, Neteller, and co. With this, you have a range of alternatives to choose from. 

eToro is among trading platforms that have low fees (deposits, trading, and withdrawal). 

The exchange continues to see millions of dollars in daily volume and recently launched eToro Crypto Portfolio, a basket of high-yielding coins. With a single investment, you can see consistent periodical yields.

Despite the positives, eToro is not a traditional cryptocurrency exchange, and dormant accounts are subject to inactivity fees. 

## Coinbase ― User-Friendly Bitcoin Exchange 

Founded in 2012, Coinbase can be accessed in the United Kingdom and is one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges by daily trading volume. On 14th March 2018, Coinbase announced via a blog post that it is the first exchange to receive an e-money license from the FCA. 

Overall, there are 98 million verified users, 230,000 ecosystem partners, and 13,000 institutions in more than 100 countries. 

The exchange supports more than 50 cryptocurrencies which include the top 20 digital assets by trading volume. It offers low minimum deposits, several payment methods such as PayPal, and offers a very advanced trading platform. 

Other Honorable Mentions of the best crypto exchanges in the UK include but are not limited to, Binance, OKX, Bitstamp, Crypto.com, Kraken, Gemini, Gate.io, KuCoin, and Bittrex. 


Best UK Crypto Exchange according to Reddit

US and UK crypto regulation authorities collaborate to foster and regulate the cryptocurrency and NFT market. The joint forces of these countries will be working on different initiatives to regulate crypto. This recent development will focus on promoting stablecoins and bringing financial innovation. 

Recently, the US Department of the Treasury released a joint statement regarding the UK and US collaborative financial regulatory working group. The virtual meeting was held on 21 July. 

The HM Treasury and the [US Department of the Treasury](https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy0888) members took part in the meeting. Besides, the Bank of England (BOE), the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the Office of Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) were also part of the meeting. 

## US and UK crypto regulation focus points

In general, the crypto regulators from the UK and US discussed seven themes. These include a cooperative international and bilateral approach, financial innovation, secure financing, and non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI). Moreover, benchmark transition, operational resilience, and developments in the Russia-Ukraine war. 

The Working group meeting established that it will focus on promoting financial stability to reduce the risk and uncertainty from the market. Regarding the issue of Non-Bank Financial Intermediation, the meeting decided that liquidity risk management must be prioritised. 
Besides that, the Working Group also discussed the situation of stablecoins in detail. The developments in central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) were also a key discussion point. For this, all participants showed commitment to promoting safe monetary innovations and regulatory measures for stablecoins that can be followed throughout the jurisdiction. 

The officials from both countries acknowledged the importance of the US and UK crypto regulation partnership. Also, the members from both sides pledged that they would work together to introduce long-term crypto-asset regulations for a robust and safe market. Earlier, UK lawmakers confirmed to broaden [property rules](/news/article/uk-assess-crypto-law) to the crypto space and NFT. Such developments will help the government in becoming a crypto hub in the future. 

US and UK crypto regulation officials join forces

In the fall of 2021, the [cryptocurrency industry](/news/article/crypto-news-australia-regulation) hit a high market value of $3 trillion. Early crypto ETF UK investors benefited greatly from rapid growth. As a result, there is much excitement about discovering and investing in the next cryptocurrency startup.

If investors want indirect exposure to digital currency , [crypto ETF's](https://www.ft.com/content/7b219639-dccd-4a4b-ad37-b8701df22db6) are an excellent investment. Buying equity in firms with bitcoin exposure is a safer, perhaps less rewarding option.

## Here is a list of seven crypto ETF’s UK to consider for 2022:


### 1. Amplify Transformational Data Sharing ETF

The Amplify Transformational Data Sharing ETF is one of the largest funds focusing on the cryptocurrency and digital asset market, with $955 million in assets under management as of spring 2022. The fund's top assets include cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase Global and semiconductor manufacturer Nvidia, which produces GPUs and the hardware required for crypto mining. Although it does not directly invest in cryptocurrencies, it is a fantastic place to gain exposure to companies that hold and offer crypto currency services, as well as the “picks and shovels” of the industry.

### 2. Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund

The Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund is a monthly rebalanced fund that invests in the top ten cryptocurrencies (as determined by market cap). Since Bitcoin and Ethereum are the largest cryptocurrencies, they account for 61% and 29% of the underlying portfolio, respectively. As it trades over the counter, this fund can trade at a significant discount or premium to the underlying crypto values it holds, depending on share demand.

### 3. Siren Nasdaq NexGen Economy ETF

Another fund focusing on firms developing and capitalizing on blockchain technology is the Siren Nasdaq NexGen Economy ETF. Its emphasis has widened to include more general technology companies with a crypto or blockchain segments; It also includes shares of traditional lenders and digital payment networks that have begun to dabble in cryptocurrency.

### 4. First Trust Indxx Innovative Transaction & Process ETF

Another large crypto exchange traded fund is the First Trust Indxx Innovative Transaction & Process ETF. The portfolio has 103 stocks, making it the most diverse cryptocurrency ETF. First Trust is also a significant and well-established organisation that has built a wide range of investment products, which may satisfy those investors concerned about track record and fund manager reputation. It offers broad exposure to the crypto area and several multinational IT businesses.


### 5. Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF

The Bitwise Crypto Industry Innovators ETF debuted in May 2021, making it a latecomer to the crypto fund scene. This fund's underlying equities include several Bitcoin miners and owners. It only has 30 equities, concentrating on inventors and crypto pioneers.

### 6. Global X Blockchain ETF

The Global X Blockchain ETF argues that blockchain technology serves purposes other than cryptocurrency. It makes appropriate investments in 25 tech and Bitcoin mining firms leading the charge in cryptocurrency and underlying blockchain technology.

### 7. Global X Blockchain & Bitcoin Strategy ETF

The Global X Blockchain & Bitcoin Strategy ETF, which began in November 2021, is closely related to the Global X Blockchain fund, which accounts for about half of the underlying holdings. The new ETF investment, however, differs in that the other half of the portfolio invests in Bitcoin futures. Bitcoin futures are a method of simulating the daily fluctuations in the value of an asset, in this instance, Bitcoin. 

Cryptocurrencies are still a relatively new asset class, and ETFs dedicated to them are even more so. Investors should expect much volatility in cryptos and the firms focused on their growth, as with any emerging asset class.

If Investors feel that cryptocurrency usage will grow in popularity over time, they should acquire some crypto directly as part of a diversified portfolio. However, there should be an investment thesis for each cryptocurrency invested. 

The views of the article is that of the author and is not to be interpreted as financial advice, rather as opinion.


Top Crypto ETF’s to invest in the UK 

The Law Commission of England and Wales, an independent body created to review and recommend law reforms if needed, confirmed it wants to broaden property rules to the crypto space, including non-fungible tokens as well.

According to the official consultation paper, the government had been asking for a complete review of  the law regarding cryptocurrencies in order to enable their development.

“The Commission’s proposals aim to deliver wider recognition and legal protections for digital assets, allowing a more diverse range of people, groups and companies to interact online and benefit from them,” the [announcement](https://www.lawcom.gov.uk/law-commission-proposes-reforms-for-digital-assets-including-crypto-tokens-and-nfts/) said.

Beside characterizing cryptocurrencies as personal property, reform would include crypto investors  being protected by law in case of losses in hacks or scams.

## Plenty of NFT investors

Commercial and Common Law Commissioner Sarah Green commented there are plenty of [NFT](/news/category/nft-news) investors nowadays who never ask “what happens when things go wrong?”.
“It's not clear at all what happens if you hack into my wallet and take my bitcoin or if ... this system fails and I can't access my Bitcoin,” Green asserted.

The seemingly crypto-friendly proposal is aimed, in part, at helping the U.K. government’s goal of turning the country into a global crypto hub, the commission said in a statement. The commission's proposals, however, would not apply in Scotland or Northern Ireland, which have their own legal systems.

The paper claims the law must acknowledge all unique features of digital assets, including NFTs, that will create a stable legal basis for the crypto industry and its users. With this transformation, the legal system can help create a legally safe environment for cryptocurrencies and the overall market.

This comes in the light of recent announcements by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) that confirmed it has some severe intentions to strengthen cross-border crypto-asset regulation.

It is expected that the UK will become a crypto hub, meaning being more collaborative and innovative when it comes to the supervision of cryptocurrencies in the future.


UK to assess new law defining crypto as property

If you ask Nikhil Rathi, the new chief executive, FCA crypto regulation may become a new item on its agenda. According to him, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has some severe intentions to strengthen cross-border crypto-asset [regulation](/news/article/crypto-regulations). 

David Hamilton of Pinsent Masons commented on [Rathi’s recent speech](https://www.fca.org.uk/news/speeches/how-uk-will-regulate-future) on how the US and the UK had “agreed to deepen ties”, regarding financial development. He also added that both countries were “exchanging views on crypto-asset regulation and market developments”. 

“Intensive dialogue between our nations is essential to ensure we deliver consistent outcomes,” said Rathi. He added that since the UK had left the European Union, it got the rare opportunity to connect its regulation to today’s market challenges.

Rathi also confirmed FCA primarily invested in data and technology, and kept scanning 100,000 websites for fraud on a daily level.

“The US and UK will deepen ties on crypto-asset regulation and market developments – including relation to stablecoins and the exploration of central bank digital currencies,” Rathi concluded.

## FCA crypto regulation to be more innovative 

Recently, the UK, US and Singapore launched the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) governance body on DeFi and crypto market integrity risks. 

Hamilton commented that Rathi’s speech was vital, especially if viewed in the context of the G20 Financial Stability Board’s (FSB) [announcement](https://www.fsb.org/2022/07/fsb-statement-on-international-regulation-and-supervision-of-crypto-asset-activities/) earlier this month on establishing a new regulatory framework for crypto supervision.

Hamilton also added that Rathi’s speech showed just how important it is for companies to have adequate policies and procedures to comply with the Money Laundering Regulations.
Rachael Preston of Pinsent Masons asserted the speech shows FCA’s intention to become an essential player of the regulatory game. 

“Expect to see a more collaborative, innovative and adaptive style of supervision in the future, with the FCA continuing to push the boundaries of the role of a financial regulator in modern society,” Preston said.

She also added that technology solutions will play a substantial leading role in the FCA’s transformation plans, and will be a key factor regarding its effectiveness. 
 
“The question is whether such an approach can deliver the right outcomes to what is an ever more complex, nuanced and user experience-led market,” Preston said.



FCA crypto regulation – new item in the UK-US financial co-lab

In crypto news from Australia, the [Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)](https://www.accc.gov.au/) is testing automated scam site removal.

After more than 300 reports, ACCC's trial has taken down various scam sites, including ones linked to cryptocurrency.

Cybersecurity experts believe this measure will help regularly take down fraudulent sites that pose a cyber threat to consumers.

## Crypto News Australia

On Tuesday, the ACCC's chair, Gina Cass-Gottlieb, announced the trials at the 2022 Law Council Australia. This followed crypto news from Australia that, last year, there was a loss of around 113 million (AUD) because of cryptocurrency scams in the country. That's why ACCC thinks that action against such scams is mandatory.

ACCC is currently working with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) to remove crypto scam sites from the internet. To take an efficient and automated action against scammers, ACCC is taking help from Netcraft, a UK-based firm. Netcraft is an experienced firm for cybersecurity as it has been working with the UK’s National Cyber Security Network for the last four years. 

Cass-Gottlieb said more than 300 scam sites have been reported and removed from the internet in the last three weeks. These sites include phishing, tech support, puppy, and cryptocurrency investment scams.

## Australia Introducing Strict Crypto Regulations

Other crypto news from Australia suggests that the country's crypto regulators are introducing strict policies for criminals. Along with taking action against scam sites, the Australian courts have announced severe sentences for criminals who will use crypto in their illegal activities.

The ruling came after a recent study on Crime and Cryptocurrency in Australian courts. According to this study, using blockchain for crimes indicates considerable planning and technical knowledge. That's why the court concluded that the crimes involving crypto are more offensive to the law. 

Australia is now also looking to shape a formidable framework for cryptocurrencies to ensure a safer environment for investors. Previously, many other countries like the UK, Russia, South Africa, and others have made amendments to their cryptocurrency regulations.

Read more crypto news at [Latest Moni](/news).



Crypto News Australia: Regulator Trials Automated Scam Site Removal

If you have Googled 'crypto friendly banks UK', you'll know that they are few and far between.

The majority of UK banks have so far not responded to customer demands to be able to pay for cryptocurrencies from their accounts or receive funds from crypto exchanges into their accounts.

If you've tried to get a crypto-related payment reported in your account, you'll understand why you need a crypto-friendly bank.

That need has prompted a surge in largely fruitless searches for 'crypto friendly banks UK'.

Here, we'll try to help answer that query.

## Crypto Friendly Banks UK

Financial institutions that accept cryptocurrencies as payment are known as crypto-friendly banks. In other words, these institutions allow cryptocurrency trading and support digital currencies for fiat currency transactions.

In the United Kingdom, it is legal to own and trade cryptocurrencies. Even though there is no tangible asset to hold, they are now classified as property assets rather than currency.

Any crypto exchanges in the UK must register with the Financial Conduct Authority, which regulates the industry to prevent money laundering. According to the FCA, any trading platform must demonstrate its compliance with anti-money laundering rules.

Binance, a cryptocurrency trading platform, was barred from participating in any regulated trading in the UK in 2021 for failing to demonstrate that it respected those standards. This demonstrated that the FCA isn't hesitant to take action against cryptocurrency trading platforms.

## 5 Crypto Friendly Banks UK

Here are five banks operating in the UK which are considered crypto-friendly:

•	[Revolut](https://www.revolut.com/): Revolut is an app-based challenger bank that is crypto-friendly in the United Kingdom. Customers can not only trade stocks and shares through their accounts, but Revolut is also a firm believer in cryptocurrency. In the past, crypto exchanges (like Binance) have temporarily blocked GBP deposits and withdrawals. Alternative fiat currencies, such as US Dollars or Euros, can be used with Revolut.
•	[RalisBank](https://www.railsr.com/?lang=de): Railsbank was founded in 2016 by fintech veterans Nigel Verdon and Clive Mitchell. It has offered digital banking services since its inception, breaking new ground and pushing the envelope. RalisBank is setting the standard for making financial products and services digital and embeddable, allowing customers to have deeper and richer interactions with the brands they love.
•	TSB: TSB is known to accept credit and debit card purchases of cryptocurrency. Withdrawing or depositing to bitcoin exchanges has never been a problem. However, banks often flag large transfers, and you may need to split transfer amounts or contact TSB in such circumstances.
•	Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS): The UK Government-owned RBS has taken a favorable stance on Bitcoin transactions in recent years. In addition, the bank allows you to buy and trade cryptocurrencies. RBS will limit payments to Bitcoin exchanges that pose the most significant risk of financial loss.
•	Solaris Bank: Solaris is a well-organised bank that provides cryptocurrency transactions and custody of cryptocurrency. It established a regulated cryptocurrency custody service in early 2021, based on a brokerage and trading application programming interface.

## Which Banks Aren't Crypto-Friendly?

Lloyds: Since 2018, the Banking Group (which includes Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland, and MBNA) has prohibited any credit card payments to cryptocurrency exchanges. Regarding debit card payments, it's more hit-or-miss. Sometimes the transaction goes through smoothly, and other times it's reported as fraud. If you plan to trade regularly, you should probably avoid it.

Starling: Although its international currency provider does not support cryptocurrency exchange payments, and there may be other reasons why payments are denied, there is no formal policy prohibiting them. Customers have already reported frozen accounts, so this is another one to avoid.

HSBC: It previously claimed to be crypto-friendly, but does not allow deposits, and payments made using debit and credit cards are sometimes denied. It's not completely unfriendly, but there's a higher risk of your payments failing or being identified as fraudulent, so another bank might be a better option.

## Conclusion

The number of people holding cryptocurrency constantly expands worldwide, including in the United Kingdom. The number of businesses accepting Bitcoin as payment is also increasing. Despite the severe dangers and restrictions associated with cryptocurrency transactions, several banks in the United Kingdom allow users to do so simply.

Hopefully, this article means you won't have to search Google for 'crypto friendly banks UK' this year!


Crypto-Friendly Banks UK 2022

Shares of Robinhood, a struggling stock trading platform, surged 14 percent on Monday after reports that crypto millionaire Sam Bankman-Fried's firm FTX is considering a possible acquisition of the company.
Amongst behemoths like Coinbase and Binance, FTX has also grown to be one of the most popular and largest ($10 billion average daily trading volume) cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. The UK market woke up to the news that FTX is "deliberating internally" on how to acquire Robinhood, Bloomberg reports.

It was around 3 p.m. ET when the news of FTX's possible interest in Robinhood came to light. About ten minutes later, trading had resumed. In a statement, Robinhood refused to respond to questions. A message left for FTX seeking comment was not immediately returned.
A takeover of Robinhood has not yet been formally approached by FTX, according to the sources, and the company has yet to make a final decision. In an email to Bloomberg, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) stated, "We are enthused about Robinhood's business possibilities and the possible ways we could collaborate with them. However, there are [no active M&A discussions taking place with Robinhood](https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/bankman-frieds-ftx-seeking-path-buy-robinhood-bloomberg-news-2022-06-27/)”. 

Company documents show that Robinhood co-founders Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt hold more than half of the company's voting power. Emergent Fidelity Technologies, a firm owned by SBF, purchased a 7.6 percent investment in Robinhood (HOOD) valued at $648 million in an SEC filing weeks earlier. The third-largest shareholder Emergent, a SBF founded company, was founded with the purpose of this purchase. Because it was "an attractive investment," the company stated in the petition. Subsequently, after the news was clarified the share price of HOOD started correcting towards market close yesterday. We will see if the sell off remains at the US market open.

This year, [Robinhood introduced a crypto wallet feature](/news/article/robinhood-crypto-wallet). It's been a rough year for investors in Robinhood, which has seen its stock fall by more than half since January, as the market struggles to recover from the fallout from the COVID-19 outbreak that made the business famous among retail "meme stock" traders.

According to Robinhood's first-quarter financial results released in April, the company lost $392 million. Annual revenue fell 43% to $299 million in the third quarter, and the business admitted that its monthly active user base had shrunk. The rapid expansion of the company's employees had resulted in job overlap and the company had to lay off 9% of its workers in that month.

## Can you use Robinhood and FTX in the UK?

Robinhood is registered with the SEC and only available for US citizens. There are no current plans reported by Robinhood to expand into the UK. "We are looking into the UK and thinking about expanding into the U.K. and we are just starting discussions with the FCA," Patrick Gruhn, head of FTX Europe told [CoinDesk](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/03/29/ftx-europe-in-talks-with-the-fca-to-expand-into-the-uk/) in an interview at the end of March.





FTX founder says no talks to buy Robinhood

The UK parliament member, Matt Hancock urged the issue of Bitcoin’s necessity of having an open [regulatory framework](/news/article/crypto-tax-uk) that resulted in a crypto analyst positive stance on the sector.

Hancock recently revealed that even though the crypto market did go through a huge sell-off, that hasn’t shaken his faith in the sector. 

Regarding the recent crash of the cryptocurrency terra (LUNA) (UST), he said that this was just something that happens even in the mature markets.

“The crash of Luna and the pressure on other stablecoins serves as a reminder that cryptocurrencies are still currencies and the age-old rules of finance still apply,” he opined and compared the situation with the dot-com bubble crash in 2001.

“The underlying technology is so powerful … Just because the dot-com bubble crashed in 2001, we didn’t discredit the internet as a technology,” he concluded.

“No country can stop this revolution. We can only choose whether it happens on our shores or happens to us from elsewhere,” he commented and added that the UK can succeed only if and when it decides to embrace the new technology.

This also means, said Hancock, that the government has to be able to adjust to crypto because, in liberal governments, no one should tell “people what they can and can’t do with their money”.

“The job of the regulators is to make sure there is high-quality information and that the market functions effectively. What remit does the state have to tell them what they can and can’t invest in? I think that’s incredibly patronizing, ”Hancock asserted.

Aligned with Hancock’s sentiment, the crypto analyst Madeleine Hume also believes that [crypto integration](https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/220381/5-charts-on-crypto%2339%3bs-past-present-and-future.aspx) is crucial. “Rather than a swift takeover, we expect that integration with existing systems across financial services and other sectors will likely determine future adoption rates in the space,” she commented.

Hancock is no stranger to being a [crypto advocate](https://www.monitalks.io/news/article/crypto-tax-UK). He is famous for his claims that crypto regulation can be fantastic for the growth of the overall economy but also for making financial systems more transparent and reducing crime. 

“We must understand and harness the potential of new technologies, not fear and avoid their disruptive power,” he said.

Still, he admitted he hasn’t invested in cryptocurrencies himself explaining that he wanted to “speak freely” about it without fear of having a conflict of interest.


Crypto analyst view correlates with UK parliamentary sentiment

Commenting on crypto tax, UK Conservative MP Matt Hancock said that the country needs to be more liberal in its approach to regulation. He argued it should introduce an “attractive” regime so it can maintain its position as the cryptocurrency hub of Europe. 
“The tax and regulatory regime needed to be dealt with quickly”, Hancock stated.

His words were heard by the ex-Chancellor Philip Hammond who said England is slowly trotting after its competitors regarding the regulation of digital assets since some countries, such as Korea, already decided on a [crypto tax](/news/article/south-korea-crypto) that would be optimal for consumers.
He stated the UK must activate itself quickly since, for now, it doesn’t look like it will maintain its position as a global cryptocurrency center.
 “It isn't too late for us to catch up and recover, but we are getting very close to the point where it will be too late,” he said and added development around legislation of the whole digital asset industry moves pretty slowly. 

Hammond stated that the FCA should have been faster in employing the industry experts. “We need the industry, to provide us with the talent to work up the regimes we need to introduce,” he said.


## Crypto tax, UK free zone

Still, there are more possibilities and reasons why we think the UK could become the real global hub when it comes to cryptocurrencies. Let's look at the advantages of being headquartered in the UK Channel Islands. The [Isle of Man](https://www.digitalisleofman.com/sectors/blockchain/) gives investors a pretty good opportunity for their crypto-based, with 0% standard rate of corporate tax, no capital gains tax and personal tax rates that are among the lowest in Europe.

The self-governing British Crown dependency has been a famous IT and financial hub for years and with it being more welcoming towards the cryptocurrency industry – UK Channel Islands seem like an attractive home to the crypto participants.

Also, according to a new PwC Channel Islands report, one in five British citizens already own cryptocurrency. With that in mind and Tether recently [launching a stablecoin pegged to the British pound](/news/article/best-crypto-exchange-uk)  - these are supportive signs that the UK that bodes well for the future prospects of the UK being a crypto hub.



UK tax environment supportive for crypto hub 

## Stablecoin GBPT to be launched and rolled out across the best crypto exchange offerings in the UK 

The controversial cryptocurrency, Tether, is going to launch another stablecoin which will be made available on the best crypto exchange offerings in the UK. It will be pegged to the UK pound like [Tether (USDT)](/coins/usdt) is to the US Dollar. Previously there have been numerous coins pegged with different fiat currencies like US Dollar, Chinese renminbi, Mexican peso, euro, and others. 

![COinGecko GBPT stablecoin](https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/prod-monitalks-media/Coin_Gecko_GBPT_3d49ca1662.jpg) 

(Coingecko, Twitter, 22.06.2022)

Pound-pegged stable coins will be available on the best crypto exchanges in the UK, including Binance. However, in the beginning, GBPT will be launched on the Ethereum blockchain in July. 

The launch of the UK pound pegged stable coin It further promotes stable cryptocurrencies. Moreover, it will help transform the UK market into a crypto hub. The chief technology officer of Tether, Paolo Ardoino, says that he believes “the UK to be the next frontier of blockchain.”

After the Terra Luna debacle, there has been a significant decline in using USD-pegged stable coins. Therefore, if executed correctly, it can be an attempt to revive stable digital currencies, restore trust and accelerate mass  adoption.

Moreover, Tether’s rival, Circle Internet Financial, which introduced the stable coin USDC (USD Coin), recently announced the introduction of a token pegged to the European currency. Circle’s coin is named Euro coin (EUROC), which is backed from Euro-dominated reserves. Closer to home, in the Isle of Man, where MoniTalks is head quartered, Blackfridge is developing a [poundtoken ](https://poundtoken.io/) too.

This token is also looking to counter the efforts of UK’s [Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)](https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/research/digital-currencies), which is a state-issued stable token. Moreover, the Bank of England is already discussing the introduction and regulation of stable coins in the market; this can be an opportunity for Tether’s UK pound-pegged coin to make a mark. 





Stablecoin GBPT launched on best crypto exchange UK

## What is tax?

To have a clear insight into what this article is about, you first have to understand the meaning of tax. 
Tax is a mandatory contribution imposed on individuals or corporations by a government entity, and these contributions are used to finance government activities.
The government does not regulate the crypto space in the UK, so how is a crypto investor obliged to pay taxes? This is a common question on the internet. 

Crypto is generally not considered by the government as a form of money. Cryptocurrency is, in fact, a digital currency that came to light around 2008/2009. There was little or no regard for it then, as people considered it as an avenue for internet crimes. Currently, the crypto market has been known to generate millions of pounds and is sure to create awareness. Bitcoin is the cryptocurrency that made the crypto space as famous as it is now. Bitcoin is the largest cryptocurrency, with a price of about $30,000.

## Do you pay tax on crypto gains in the UK?

The answer to this question is yes, but it depends on how the crypto assets are used. The regulations guiding the crypto space are still firm as cryptocurrency is not a generally accepted form of money, but that doesn’t stop a crypto investor from paying taxes in the UK. 

According to the UK tax law, you are eligible to pay tax as long as you earn up to £12,300. However, transactions done in the crypto space are mostly untraceable, so how can the government tell If your profit is up to £12,300. 

Without the crypto space being regulated, as long as you make up to the approved amount for paying tax, you are liable to pay capital gains tax, but without any close monitoring from a government body, most people flaunt this tax law. 

By law, as long as you fall into any of these categories, you are liable to pay crypto tax gains.

•	If your employer pays your salary with cryptocurrency: Though transactions done with cryptocurrency cannot be traced, as long as the company you work for is registered, you must record payments made to you. This makes it easier for the government to be aware of your cryptocurrency activity. 
•	If your business is backed by cryptocurrency: This also applies to cryptocurrency companies based in the UK. If your registered business is connected to cryptocurrency, you are liable to pay tax. 
•	If you mine crypto: crypto mining, especially Bitcoin, requires a high energy level. If you are a crypto miner, you are eligible to pay tax.
•	If you trade crypto: if you trade crypto in the UK and make good profits, you should pay tax.

Some companies or individuals backed by cryptocurrency often hide under the fact that the crypto space isn’t regulated, but the thing is, the law always finds its way around things, and they are also likely to fall out of luck in the future. 

## The question is, Do you pay tax on crypto gains UK?

It is a well-expected question considering the unregulated nature of crypto and the fact that most people see crypto investment as gambling since it is an unpredictable space. However, unlike what some individuals or corporations may assume, [HMRC](https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-revenue-customs) does not classify cryptocurrency as gambling. Therefore, as long as there is profit, paying tax is required. 

## What Are the tax rates?

Tax rates depend on the type of assets and are not permanent. The rates can change each year, so to avoid defaulting in any way, monitor the rates at all times. 

•	For shares, you are required to pay a basic rate of 10%
•	Residential properties require a basic rate of 18%
•	Cryptocurrency requires a basic rate of 10%

## Conclusion 

Paying tax to the government if you make a profit is highly mandatory. So whether the crypto space is regulated or not, taxes must be paid. Though the crypto space is volatile and maybe seem like gambling, it does not exempt a crypto trader from paying taxes in the UK. 




Do you pay tax on crypto gains in the UK?

[Mastercard](https://www.mastercard.co.uk/en-gb.html) has obviously decided to broaden its cryptocurrency sector by going on a hiring spree. According to their ads on LinkedIn.com, the UK and Irish branches of the global card operator plan to hire crypto training directors, managers of blockchain and digital assets, senior data scientists and others.

Even though it’s still not official, it seems that with crypto hiring, Mastercard is recognising digital assets as an important part of the payments world. 

“We are seeing this fact play out on the Mastercard network, with people using cards to buy crypto assets,” the company said previously.
Users, especially in the UK are rapidly making use of crypto cards in order to trade with cryptocurrencies, make a profit and convert crypto to traditional currencies for spending.

To be clear, this data is not of any individuals — it's anonymised and in aggregate — but the trend is unmistakable.
The company already supports several cryptocurrencies on its network and has previously partnered with Wirex and BitPay. 

## Crypto adoption to happen ‘very soon’

However, the current discovery isn’t something we should be surprised by. On the recent webinar during Avalanche’s Powering Business with Blockchain series, the Mastercard’s VP of new product development and innovation, Harold Bossé stated that the global adoption of [blockchain](/news/category/blockchain-news) technology and cryptocurrencies will happen “sooner rather than later”.

“There are millions of individuals today consuming and sending digital assets around the world,” Bossé said. 
“They are early adopters and new adopters, but we have switched toward mass markets, and that will be a very important aspect for financial institutions to move into the space.”

Still, he commented that crypto sector stands before numerous challenges such as lack of knowledge among the management, speed, costs, regulations, etc. All of this is halting companies who perhaps would like to enter the market. Since Mastercard is clearly hiring professionals for its crypto segment to extend its payment services offering, there is no question that this could energize the dying credit card market. 




Mastercard crypto hiring spree in the UK

In the United Kingdom, [regulation](https://brendanbeeken.com/crypto-regulation-in-2022/) for a UK crypto exchange can be seen as somewhat of a grey area compared to the European Union (EU) and the rest of the world.

Before diving into the state of play in the global regulatory realm, we look at why regulation is significant to a UK crypto exchange. Anti-regulation crypto enthusiasts often oppose any notion of regulation being introduced, believing it will hinder innovation and goes against the decentralised nature of cryptocurrency, specifically not being tied to any institution or government authority.

In the eyes of policymakers and many crypto business owners alike, these are the factors in which crypto may have implications on global financial stability:

## Size, scale, and volatility of the burgeoning crypto market 

The collective crypto market cap has reached highs of an estimated $2 trillion with high volatility. At the time of writing, the cryptocurrency market has shed $1 trillion in the last month! The crypto market is forecast to continue growing at a rapid rate sporadically.

## Disruptive innovation effects of the industry

The distinctive nature of cryptos underlying blockchain technology conflicts with existing regulation for traditional methods of cross-border data flow, intellectual property rights, and capital controls. This introduces ambiguity as to how digital assets are treated for taxation purposes and various other policy concerns.

## Correlation to existing financial markets

Earlier enthusiasts insisted that crypto can add valuable diversification benefits as a hedge to one's portfolio. So much so that the OG of crypto, Bitcoin, is still often dubbed "Digital Gold". Recent analysis suggests this is not the case, as there is a strong correlation between BTC and the S&P500 during the Covid-19 pandemic. Figure 1 below displays significant swings in volatility aligned with the trend of the US stock market. 

![Uk crypto exchange image 1.webp](https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/prod-monitalks-media/Uk_crypto_exchange_image_1_539fbfac6f.webp)

 
Figure 1 (IMF, 2022)

For these reasons, policymakers worldwide see regulatory guardrails as imperative to achieving the common objectives of stabilising their monetary systems while championing innovation and economic growth.

## Importance of regulation for a UK crypto exchange

Close to a year ago, Binance, the largest crypto exchange in the world in terms of daily trading volume, was banned by the UK regulator. This caused panic among British users who could not withdraw their fiat funds from the platform. 

Crypto is volatile enough. UK crypto exchanges do not want to be banned like Binance. UK crypto exchanges crave stability, guardrails, and direction from regulators that can inform how to run their business sustainably. Therefore the Moni Talks team and I believe regulation is positive for a UK crypto exchange.

## Regulation fosters stability in the market

For cryptocurrency to unleash its full potential, the industry will need to integrate into the mainstream financial system. This will unlock even more finance and use cases of blockchain technology among institutions and everyday retail investors alike. 

Regulation will guide cryptocurrencies from looking like a gamble to more like an investment.

## Encourages consumer protection and confidence

UK crypto exchanges do not have access to the same capital protection in the case of default as regulated stock exchanges in the legacy financial system. If, one day, investors can be assured that 80% of their funds are recoverable in the case of default, this will inspire wider adoption of cryptocurrencies. It will shift the mindset away from “only invest an amount in crypto you can afford to lose (5%-10% allocation of your portfolio)”.

## Safer Crypto Industry

Although certain cryptocurrency coins like [BTC](/coins/btc) are completely secure, immutable, and transparent, many certainly are not. There is widespread fraud, scams, rug pulls, and market manipulation, which gives the industry a bad name. Scammers took $14 billion worth of crypto last year, a record compared to the $7.8 billion taken by scammers in 2020, according to a report by blockchain data firm Chainalysis.

At Moni Talks , we are a customer-first company and support regulation to weed out bad actors in the industry.

## Current regulatory landscape

Globally, central banks and policymakers are assessing impending regulatory responses to the rise of the crypto ecosystem. The traditional financial system becomes more interconnected with the rapidly growing decentralised finance (DeFi) industry each day. Concerns about how significant the overspill effects of this could be on the systemic stability of the monetary system have been keeping policymakers busy.

Countries from China to El Salvador have started evaluating and implementing different regulatory options. Most countries are broadly aligned in their objectives: to protect consumers, prevent illicit financing, protect the integrity of the market, and promote innovation. 

Some jurisdictions, such as India, have proposed amending existing legislation. The EU and United Arab Emirates (UAE) propose setting up completely new regulators to deal with the industry comprehensively. The UK has adapted. The UK has transposed some of the related frameworks related to [cryptocurrency regulation](https://complyadvantage.com/insights/crypto-regulations/cryptocurrency-regulations-uk-united-kingdom/) in the EU into its domestic law. Many jurisdictions' regulation is in limbo while still being developed before having the ability to be enforced. In Great Britain, all UK crypto exchanges are to be registered with the FCA.

Differing regulation presents arbitrage opportunities, lack of common standards and lingo. The Digital Currency Governance Consortium, composed of more than 80 organisations representing 33 countries, is tasked with facilitating a coordinated approach to regulation across the globe.

Key takeaways of UK crypto exchange regulation:
•	UK crypto exchanges are legal and have registration requirements with the Financial Control Authority (FCA)
•	The sale of crypto derivatives and Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs) are banned
•	Cryptocurrency is currently not considered legal tender
•	The HM Treasury plans to regulate some cryptocurrencies as part of a wider plan to make the UK a digital payment hub.

## Turbulent regulatory timeline for a UK crypto exchange

The UK has transposed some of the related frameworks related to cryptocurrency regulation in the EU into its domestic law. 

On 10 January 2020, the FCA announced that firms offering cryptocurrency services based in the UK are to be registered within one year. 

Importantly, to be classified as a registered UK crypto exchange, a company must comply with Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) reporting and customer protection obligations. This ignited a scramble of application submissions inundating the FCA processing resource.

On 6 October 2020, it was announced that the sale of cryptocurrency derivatives to retail consumers was banned by the FCA. This came into effect three months later in order to protect everyday investors from market volatility. 

In December 2020, a ‘temporary registration regime’ was introduced due to the prolonged processing times of all registration from crypto businesses applying to adhere to the licensing requirements. On this register, a UK crypto exchange will be able to continue trading while awaiting determination of it’s application for registration with the FCA. 

More than 80% of applications to the FCA have withdrawn or been rejected on the back of not meeting standards money laundering standards. Crypto has often been referred to as the Wild West and licensing requirements are clearly the new Sherrif in town. 

Gemini’s head of UK, Blair Halliday, said, “The licensing regime is important as it provides customers the assurance that they’re dealing with a firm that has undergone rigorous scrutiny." 

From 10 January 2022 onwards, UK crypto exchange firms, as well as recognised financial advisers and investment managers that market and provide services in the UK market, have to be registered by the FCA. As of 30 March 2022, 33 firms have been registered with the FCA, and only 12 firms remain on the temporary registration regime with notable names such as Revolut and Copper. 


Regulatory Impact on a UK Crypto Exchange

This article addresses how to calculate the conversion of BTC into GBP. Before we start, it's important to understand what bitcoin really is.

[Bitcoin](/coins/btc) is a decentralised online cryptocurrency that can be sent from user to user on a peer-to-peer network without intermediaries.

The cryptocurrency is also called "digital gold" due to its high value, which no government or bank can manipulate. It is increasing in popularity as a payment method because it offers a more efficient and cheaper way to do business.

After hitting an extortionate value, Bitcoin is losing some of its value today. As the value changes, many people are concerned about the loss. To understand how much you can potentially lose or gain, you need to determine the fluctuation for each day. Let's look at how to calculate BTC to GBP daily.

## BTC to GBP: Calculate the Value Daily

The [value of Bitcoin changes every day,](https://coinmarketcap.com/) so there's no straightforward formula to work out the price of 1 BTC in GBP. So, let's keep the following as a rough guide for better understanding.

First, you need to find the number of Bitcoins currently in circulation. You can visit any reputable cryptocurrency app or website that tracks data on it.

Next, find the exchange rate for today. You can use a converter, easily found online, to find a reasonable estimate for the current exchange rate. But remember, the price of 1 BTC depends on its value relative to other cryptocurrencies.

For a rough idea of what one bitcoin worth is in pounds sterling today, consider doing the following formula:

1 BTC = (Current value of 1 BTC in GBP / The exchange rate from that day’s date) 0.000033 * 30,362.43 = 1.00196019 GBP
This method can give you a rough estimation of what one BTC is worth in GBP in today’s money terms. But since the price changes every day, the value of 1 BTC to GBP will also change.

The best thing about cryptocurrency is that it's backed by mathematical proof instead of any authority. The digital currency is immune to political influence as it's not subject to government control or inflation.

## How to Calculate the BTC to GBP Exchange Rate?

The BTC to GBP exchange rate is the rate at which Bitcoin will be exchanged for the British pound on a specific date or time. As no central banks control the cryptocurrency market, calculating an exchange rate for this system can be challenging. Use the formula mentioned above to calculate the current price of one BTC to GBP.

1 BTC = 1.00196019 GBP

## Conclusion

As cryptocurrency is becoming more and more relevant in today's technological revolution, it has become most important to understand the conversion of Bitcoin into GBP. The value of Bitcoin fluctuates each day, so you need to check the value daily to determine how much Bitcoin is worth in GBP today.
 
 
 
 



BTC to GBP: 1 Bitcoin to British Pound Sterling

Do you need a crypto wallet? UK cryptocurrency investors will, it appears from recent government statements.
The UK recently made a chest-thumping statement that the country is throwing its full support behind the cryptocurrency movement, hoping to become an epicenter of sorts for the market.

On April 4, UK Economic Secretary of the Treasury John Glen made a speech that included the country’s vision for becoming a global hub for cryptocurrency technology at the [Innovate Finance Global Summit](https://www.innovatefinance.com/ukfintechweek/). Glen was referring to a package of moves that the UK had in the works to bolster the strength of its financial services market by positioning itself at the “cutting edge” of cryptocurrency technology to attract more investments and jobs to the sector. The endgame of these efforts is apparently to widen consumers’ financial choices in the UK to include more cryptocurrency options.

## Some of the more salient points of the country’s plan include:

- The formation of a Cryptoasset Engagement Group to increase collaborative efforts between the UK and the cryptocurrency industry

- UK Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has officially summoned the Royal Mint to create and issue a Non-Fungible Token (NFT) by the end of the summer to communicate to the world that the UK is fully committed to accelerating cryptocurrency innovation in that country

- A pervasive analysis of the UK's tax system to identify where the country can be more competitive in incubating greater levels of innovation in cryptocurrency technology

- The formation of a "financial market infrastructure sandbox” that would persuade influential crypto-companies to experiment and innovate

Another critical component of the UK's plan is the broader adoption of stablecoins. When appropriately regulated, stablecoins provide an efficient means of payment to a broader consumer base with the perceived benefit of being affiliated with a fiat currency, like the dollar. 

Such an affiliation means much more stability in the value of the stablecoin. Other common digital assets like [Ether](/coins/eth) and [Bitcoin](/coins/btc) can demonstrate more price volatility because the assets are not pegged to any fiat currency. The anticipated course of action will be legislation that formally adopts stablecoins within the UK’s payment regulatory parameters.

## Crypto Wallets for UK Investors

Clearly, the UK plans to compete for pole position in terms of being at the forefront of cryptocurrency’s innovation engine. That means crypto investors in that country need to adopt a solid plan for safely storing and trading their digital assets.

## So, let's think 'crypto wallet UK'

Leaving digital assets spread out across a swath of different crypto exchanges puts investors at a higher risk of "hacking". Digital wallets are viewed as an essential layer of security that we can take to protect our assets. As the case often is with traditional currencies, crypto assets can be stored in different types of physical and “virtual” wallets. Many cryptocurrency wallets are simply software applications or desktop software programs.
 
Other more advanced (and secure) cryptocurrency wallets are physical hardware devices, often applauded for their excellent security benefits. 

The key features that UK crypto investors need to consider when choosing their wallet include:

•	Software or Hardware (which suits your lifestyle and trading style?)
•	User-friendliness
•	Security
•	What digital assets (tokens) are supported?

As our global society grows increasingly digital, it won't just be those in the UK who need a prudent strategy to inventory and trade their cryptocurrency funds.

Many hardware and software wallets are worthy of consideration, and the innovations are continuing by the day. 

Do your own research to ensure the wallet you decide upon will allow you to store your crypto assets in a safe and secure location.
 
 



Crypto Wallet: UK Investors Will Need One


When it comes to crypto investment, the UK wants to be at the front of the field.

With the rise in popularity of the crypto markets, it is no surprise that countries put in plans to benefit from this surge of new money. One country in particular that wants to be at the forefront of new technologies is the United Kingdom.

The interest levels are clearly evidenced by the popularity of the search term 'crypto investment uk'.
The government has decided that stablecoins will be recognised as a form of payment. This is one step closer to crypto being accepted as forms of currency instead of just stores of value.

## Cryptoasset Engagement Group Will be Created

This is only one measure as part of a package to make the UK a global technology and crypto investments hub. Another is legislating a 'financial market infrastructure sandbox' which will help firms and companies innovate, experiment, and create, leading to more jobs opening up and more money flowing into the UK, helping boost the economy. A Cryptoasset Engagement Group will also be created to increase communication between the government and the industry. It will advise the government on any issues it may face while building the crypto-asset sector.

Not only is the government trying to regulate, it is also creating its own non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Finance Minister Rishi Sunak has asked the Royal Mint (the government-owned company responsible for minting coins within the UK) to create NFTs by the summer of 2022. With summer coming, we expect more info to be brought to light relatively soon. This opens many doors and opportunities for crypto enthusiasts and UK crypto investment firms.

## Other Measures Taken to Assist Regulation

Other measures the UK is taking to help regulate the markets include looking for ways to enhance UK tax system competitiveness to encourage crypto-asset market development in the UK. It will also review how DeFi loans are treated for tax purposes. In May, a two-day event will see the [Financial Conduct Authority](https://www.fca.org.uk/) meet industry participants to learn their views regarding crypto-asset regime development.

The UK, well known for its advancements in technology and innovation, will unlock a massive new stream of income and business opportunity. This will create many new jobs as start-up companies and crypto investment firms look to take on new employees and build up their businesses. 

This will help boost the economy by an enormous margin. As I write, the total crypto market cap is $2.02 trillion. Tapping into just a fraction of this amount will do wonders for the UK. Not only will the UK dabble in the market, it will be one of the top leaders and innovators in the entire world. This is exciting news, and it will be interesting to see how the future of crypto investments in the UK unfolds.

More [Business news](/news/category/crypto-business-news).


Cryptocurrency Investment: UK Plans to be Global Hub

Taxes are an important part of realising profit while trading cryptocurrencies and considering your British [Bitcoin](/coins/btc) profit. It is crucial to be on the right side of the law and pay what you owe to the government.

The UK does not have a specific tax for bitcoin or cryptocurrencies; instead, it falls into the categories of Capital Gains Tax and Income Tax. We will explain the main differences between the two to help you understand into which of the two you fall.

Capital Gains Tax is implemented when doing the following with cryptocurrencies; selling crypto, trading crypto, spending crypto, and/or gifting crypto. You don't pay tax on all proceeds, or if one of these actions results in a loss, you only have to pay on crypto gains or, in other words, when you've made a profit.

You don't pay tax if you gift crypto to a spouse or civil partner.

It would be best to consider what tax bracket you fall into when calculating your gains. Unlike other countries, the UK taxes all capital gains and is taxed under the same rates and based on how much you earn annually. 

## The following are from the 2020-2021 tax year:

•	if the amount earned is more than £50,279, you are charged 20%

•	if the amount earned is below £50,270, you pay 10%

It's worth noting that if your crypto gains are less than £12,300 for the year, you do not need to pay any tax.
To calculate Capital Gains Tax, you need to work out your cost basis. To do this, you need to find out the Great British pound (GBP) price at which you bought plus any transaction fees. Once you have this figure, it is pretty straightforward. Capital gain is the difference between the price at which you purchased and the price at which you disposed of the asset. For example, if you buy Bitcoin worth £3,000 at the time of purchase and decide to sell it a month later for £3,300, your capital gain would be £300. It is important to keep track of your losses too, as recording them with [HMRC](https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-revenue-customs) can offset against your gains, reducing the total amount you owe in taxes.

### The following actions are excluded from paying tax in the UK:

•	buying crypto with GBP

•	holding crypto

•	transferring between wallets

•	donating crypto to charity

Lost crypto is also not considered to be disposed of. For example, if you lose your private key and prove that you cannot regain access, you can submit a negligible value claim. If your application is successful, you may be able to claim that as a capital loss, reducing your taxes.

So, we've discussed Capital Gains Tax, but what is Income Tax? Crypto is taxed as income when a person gets paid in crypto, acquires staking rewards, mines tokens, or receives airdrops. HMRC has yet to decide what decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols are considered income. Examples of unclear but most likely income-taxed protocols include; referral rewards, learn to earn, watch to earn, play to earn, and shop to earn.

### Lastly, let's look at the Income Tax brackets for crypto:

•	up to £12,570 = 0% tax

•	£12,571 - £50,270 = 20%

•	£50,271 - £150,00 = 40%

•	any amount over £150,000 = 45%

Hopefully, this maximizes your British bitcoin profit!


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