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PANews, November 26- According to CoinDesk, the Financial Conduct Authority, the UK's financial regulatory agency, has stated that it hopes to implement a cryptocurrency system before 2026 to address the growing ownership of cryptocurrencies in the country. The roadmap released by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK states that the agency plans to release a discussion paper on market abuse and disclosure by the end of this year. It plans to release documents on stablecoins, trading platforms, staking, prudent cryptocurrency risk exposure, and lending before early next year. The system is planned to take effect after the final policy statement is released in 2026. A study commissioned by FCA shows that the holding of cryptocurrency assets has increased by 4% in the past two years, with approximately 7 million adults out of a population of around 68 million in the country holding cryptocurrency assets. Previously, it was reported yesterday that the UK will announce regulatory rules for cryptocurrencies and stablecoins in early 2025.