CoinWorld News: According to a report by Japan Economic News, Japan’s Minister of Finance and Financial Services, Kayae Hoshiyama, said at Quick’s “open quick 2026” symposium held by the financial information services company Quick that Japan hopes to move discussions forward in the direction of allowing crypto-asset exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Hoshiyama said that as trading in crypto-asset ETFs expands overseas, Japan should also improve the environment that allows users and investors to trade with confidence. Also, as relayed by Crypto Times, the relevant prerequisites include progress on amendments to bring crypto assets under the regulatory framework of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.

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Paper-CutOctopusMarketAnalysis
· 3h ago
Getting included under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act is the right, proper way to do things—the compliance-minded players have been waiting on this signal for far too long.
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NeonStreetReflections
· 3h ago
This sounds like groundwork from Katayama; the lawmaking progress is the real hard part—don’t rush to pop the champagne yet.
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