Japan’s Financial Services Agency has suspended part of moomoo Securities’ operations for three months and ordered the brokerage to strengthen its internal …
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Finance
BOJ rate hike to 1% could reshape Japan’s position in global crypto markets
by shayaanby shayaanThe Bank of Japan (BOJ) is expected to increase interest rates to a level that has not been seen since 1995 at …
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Three of Japan’s biggest banks, MUFG Bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), and Mizuho Bank, are in line to co-issue a stablecoin …
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Smart Contracts
Japan’s Largest Banks Plan Joint Stablecoin Launch by March 2027
by shayaanby shayaanIn short Japan’s MUFG Bank, Mizuho Bank and SMBC have established a council to develop operational frameworks for stablecoin issuance. The banks …
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Regulation
Japan’s FSA Sets Clear Rules for Overseas Stablecoins, Effective June 2026
by shayaanby shayaanJapan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) has issued a revised enforcement ordinance and accompanying guidelines that clarify how businesses can handle stablecoins issued …
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Regulation
Japan’s FSA opens qualified path for foreign trust-type stablecoins under new payment rules
by shayaanby shayaanJapan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) announced Tuesday amendments to a Cabinet Office Ordinance that would recognize certain foreign trust-type stablecoins as “electronic …
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NFT vending machines are appearing across Japan, offering instant access to digital collectibles without the need for crypto wallets or blockchain know-how. …
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Nomura Holdings and its digital asset subsidiary Laser Digital have published their 2026 Institutional Investor Survey on Digital Asset Investment Trends, revealing …
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Scams
Japan’s Tech Titans Just Teamed Up to Build a Trillion-Parameter AI—And It’s Not Here to Chat
by shayaanby shayaanIn brief SoftBank, NEC, Honda, and Sony each took 10%+ in a new AI development company, joined by major banks and steelmakers. …
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Japan’s regulators are raising concerns over disclosure gaps, investor risks, and speculative trading, as the Financial Services Agency signals a more cautious …