Landmark Crypto ETF Approval Expected in Japan by 2028
Reports from Nikkei Asia indicate Japan will clear its first set of cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds around 2028.
Reports from Nikkei Asia indicate Japan will clear its first set of cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds around 2028.
Bybit has decided to discontinue its services for users based in Japan, with a phased commencement set for 2026.
Blockchain firm Startale Group and financial conglomerate SBI Holdings have partnered to issue a Japanese yen stablecoin.
Japan is formally redefining crypto assets, planning to shift their regulatory home from rules designed for payments to those crafted for investments.
The Japanese government is backing a legislative plan to cap the tax on cryptocurrency profits at 20%, finally moving digital assets out of the “miscellaneous income” category.
Japan is positioning itself as a leader in cryptocurrency regulation with a plan to mandate that all local exchanges hold capital reserves to protect investors.
Cryptocurrencies in Japan are poised to shed their “miscellaneous” status for a place alongside traditional securities.

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