UK Labour Wins Exit Poll, Is Labour Good for Bitcoin?
Bitcoin (BTC) and the future of the United Kingdom are under intense debate following the region’s general election, with the Labour Party set to lead the country after exit polls showed a landslide victory over Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party.
Bitcoin Under the New UK Government
If the exit poll is confirmed, Labour leader Keir Starmer will become Britain’s prime minister, a huge deal for the country and its financial markets, given that the Conservatives have led the UK for the past decade.
The crypto ecosystem is now in a grey area, with it becoming increasingly difficult to predict what policies will be in place to protect the industry. The Conservatives, particularly under Rishi Sunak, have set an important standard for Labour to follow. Over the past year, the UK crypto ecosystem has seen some progress.
For example, Strike recently launched its Bitcoin services in the region, Coingape reported. Additionally, the buzz around AI regulation is quite high. This has a unique impact on the broader crypto ecosystem, as many Web3-related projects are now moving into AI.
According to key trends observed this week, young voters in the UK were particularly concerned about the future of cryptocurrencies in the country. This concern is justified considering that the election campaign of all parties has been silent on Bitcoin and the sector.
It remains unclear what to expect from the coin, as the Labour Party is likely to take over the affairs of the nations.
Will Web3 Succeed Under Keir Starmer?
The blockchain ecosystem has continued to expand beyond Bitcoin, and today the industry is evolving rapidly to include Real World Assets (RWA) and tokenization.
Labor may be inclined to support Web3 because it fundamentally supports industrial growth. Many experts predict that the tokenization industry will be worth more than $16 trillion in the next decade. Several Web3 firms and financial giants like BlackRock are already establishing themselves in this context.
With the right Labour policies, the sector could gain greater clarity and benefit not just from Bitcoin but other areas as well.
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