Tag: Bank of Japan
Japan’s Crypto Exchanges Set to Shake Things Up with New Green List
Discover how Japan’s crypto exchanges plan to simplify cryptocurrency listings and enhance market competition with their new green list initiative.
Hong Kong’s Crypto Quest: Learning from Japan’s Web3 Regulation
Discover how Hong Kong is learning from Japan to develop its cryptocurrency regulatory framework for a robust Web3 ecosystem.
Japan Embraces Crypto: Bitbank and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Join Forces to Launch JADAT
Bitbank and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings create JADAT, boosting Japan’s crypto market and inviting institutional investors.
Japan’s Bold Move: Launching the Web3 Policy Office to Unleash Innovation
Japan opens its Web3 Policy Office to foster innovation and entrepreneurship, despite regulatory challenges in the crypto domain.
The Rise of NFTs in Japan: A Survey of Cryptocurrency Investors
Discover the latest NFT investment trends in Japan as revealed by BitBank’s recent survey covering cryptocurrency investor behaviors.
Japan’s Digital Currency Revolution: Uniting 70 Companies for a Yen-Based Future
Explore the launch of DCJPY, Japan’s new digital currency backed by 70 companies, transforming the financial landscape with blockchain technology.
Colombian Beetle Exporter Launches Kmushicoin to Cut Costs and Boost Access
Tierra Viva’s Kmushicoin helps avoid high fees and supports beetle exports to Japan.
Asia-Pacific Leads Global NFT Search Trends: What’s Fuelling the Curiosity?
Discover how China, Singapore, and Hong Kong are leading the NFT craze and what’s driving searches in the Asia-Pacific region.
Mt. Gox Creditors Finally See Light at the End of the Blockchain Tunnel
Mt. Gox creditors have approved a rehabilitation plan to recover billions in lost Bitcoin, with distribution expected to begin soon.
SBI Holdings Plans to Launch Japan’s First Crypto Fund: What You Need to Know
Discover SBI Holdings’ plans for Japan’s first crypto fund set for launch; investment details, regulatory landscape, and future outlook.
