From ‘Miscellaneous’ to Mainstream: Japan Aims to Put Crypto on Par with Stocks
Cryptocurrencies in Japan are poised to shed their “miscellaneous” status for a place alongside traditional securities.
Cryptocurrencies in Japan are poised to shed their “miscellaneous” status for a place alongside traditional securities.
Bending to sustained pressure from the ascendant digital asset sector, the head of the US Securities and Exchange Commission has pledged to create a clear classification system for cryptocurrencies.
JPX is preparing to explicitly block listed companies from transforming into de facto crypto funds.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will trial the use of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) to settle tokenized government bills with primary dealers.
The Bank of England will require stablecoin issuers to hold nearly half of their reserves at the central bank, a key part of a new regulatory crackdown
JPMorgan is deepening its commitment to digital assets by launching its JPM Coin deposit token for use on a public blockchain.
For freelancers and gig workers waiting on payments, Visa is testing a faster solution: stablecoin payouts.

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