Japan plans to allow crypto-asset ETFs before 2028, which could lead to personal funds flowing in totaling 3 trillion yen.

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PANews July 23, reported by Nikkei News: Japan’s Financial Services Agency plans to revise regulations related to the Investment Trust Act by 2028, allowing crypto assets to become the primary investment targets for investment trusts and ETFs. Several asset management companies are considering launching related products. A survey by Nomura Holdings shows that about 79% of institutional investors and family offices plan to invest in crypto assets within three years. Among the reasons for not investing, the highest proportion chose “lack of mature fundamental analysis methods,” at 33%. Personal funds may become a major source for Japan’s crypto ETFs. XWIN, an analytics company, CEO estimates that after the launch of Japan’s crypto ETFs, it could attract up to 3 trillion yen (about $30k) in inflows.

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