BREAKING NEWS: JAPAN TAKES A MAJOR STEP TOWARD BITCOIN ADOPTION 🇯🇵 Japan has passed legislation recognizing crypto assets such as #Bitcoin as financial assets, moving them closer to the regulatory framework used for traditional investments. The reform also opens the door to crypto ETFs and a planned reduction in taxation on eligible crypto gains toward roughly 20%. Asia’s crypto race is accelerating — and Japan is positioning itself for the next phase of institutional adoption. $BTC ‌

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According to a quarterly filing submitted to the SEC, Tudor increased its holdings in BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, iShares Bitcoin Trust (ticker IBIT), by 18.9% in the second quarter. The document recorded the size of the position change but did not disclose the reasons for the decision. IBIT gives institutional investors regulated exposure to Bitcoin’s price performance without requiring them to custody the underlying asset themselves. This is why the quarterly disclosure matters to the crypto market: the position is tied directly to Bitcoin rather than to a broad basket of digital assets. Mubadala had previously also disclosed holding a stake in IBIT. Meanwhile, Harvard Management Company, which manages Harvard University’s endowment, kept its position in IBIT unchanged during the same quarter. This ended two consecutive quarters of reductions. Harvard was already a notable holder of Bitcoin ETFs: previous filings showed that its position had tripled to $442.8 million, after which reductions began. In addition, the fund had previously exited its position in an Ethereum ETF. Both disclosures relate to Form 13F and reflect portfolio holdings only at the end of the quarter, not real-time trading activity. Harvard’s stable position may be explained by various factors and does not necessarily indicate a new purchase or a change in its long-term view of Bitcoin. Nevertheless, the combination of Tudor increasing its position and Harvard pausing its reductions is perceived by the market as a sign of continued institutional interest in spot Bitcoin ETFs.$BTC ‌$ETH ‌