Japan To Allow The Trading Of Its First Crypto ETFs By 2028: Report
Japan’s financial watchdog considers rule changes to allow the listing of the country’s first crypto ETFs by 2028, paving the way for increased institutional investment.
Japan’s financial watchdog considers rule changes to allow the listing of the country’s first crypto ETFs by 2028, paving the way for increased institutional investment.
Analysis of Bitcoin’s historical price action following Yen interventions, highlighting the potential for 30% crashes followed by 100%+ rebounds.
Metaplanet, a Japanese company, takes a $680 million accounting hit on its Bitcoin holdings due to price volatility. This doesn’t impact cash flow, but reflects the challenges of accounting for crypto assets.
Metaplanet hikes its 2026 revenue and profit guidance despite reporting a Bitcoin write-down exceeding $670M, signaling the scaling success of its BTC treasury strategy.
Japan’s financial regulator is considering rule changes to allow crypto ETFs by 2028, potentially expanding retail access to cryptocurrency investments and signaling a progressive shift in financial integration.
Japan’s Nomura and SBI Holdings are developing the country’s first spot crypto ETFs, targeting a listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange by 2028.
The US yield spread hits 2021 highs, driven by economic deficits, particularly in Japan. This development is putting downward pressure on Bitcoin’s price as investors shift towards traditional safe-haven assets.
Japan’s decision to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 0.75% has significant implications for cryptocurrency markets, particularly in terms of yen-driven liquidity.
The Bank of Japan is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate at 0.75%, as markets seek clues on future monetary policy. This decision could impact global financial markets and cryptocurrencies.
Japan’s bond market shock may have significant implications for global risk assets, including Bitcoin, as the yen carry trade comes under pressure and liquidity tightens.