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The licenses are the unglamorous plumbing — but a zero-fee bank-to-stablecoin ramp into Aave's $14B lending market finally gives the protocol a path around crypto-native leverage cycles.
The joint paper sets the regulatory perimeter for a market structure the UK has been quietly building for two years — and links it to a live sandbox that already has 16 firms on the rails.
The review comes as Britons turn to overseas platforms and Bernstein sees prediction-market volume rising from $51B in 2025 to $240B this year.
The FCA registration turns Aave into the rare DeFi protocol with a compliant on-ramp from UK bank accounts, but Push will live or die on whether the rails retain users after the deposit.
Crowd narrative is rotating from retail froth into real-world rails as oil, China data and a $500B drawdown test the tape.
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