Japan’s Financial Services Agency just said “OK, Boomer” to crypto regs, and stablecoins are like “Let’s get this party started!” ๐
According to CoinPost, the FSA’s been reading the room and approved a report that’s like “Hey, let’s chill on these crypto rules, mmkay?”
These proposed changes are like a spa day for the Trust Business Act and the Payment Services Act. Crypto’s still a digital payment tool, but now it’s a tool with a vacation vibe. ๐๏ธ
Stablecoins are about to get a glow-up with the option to be backed by government bonds and fixed-term deposits. Because who doesn’t love a little extra security with their crypto? ๐ผ
The working group’s all, “Let’s help issuers find that sweet spot between ‘convenient’ and ‘not getting robbed blind.'” ๐ฏ
And for those crypto middlemen? The proposal’s like, “Hey, let’s not make you jump through the same hoops as the big boys, okay?” ๐ค
Now, crypto brokerages can chill and just apply for a virtual asset service provider license, no big deal. This move’s supposed to make Japan’s crypto scene a bit more of a “come one, come all” kind of party. ๐
The FSA’s also like, “Let’s reclassify crypto as financial products, because it’s 2025 and we’re cool like that.” The big reveal’s coming in June, so stay tuned! ๐
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2025-02-20 12:24