Crypto Council for Innovation’s Post

News Alert 🇯🇵 Japan’s crypto regulations are under the microscope, with changes that could reshape the digital assets landscape and lower taxes. ◾ Over the coming months, Japan will review whether regulating crypto under the Payments Act provides sufficient investor protection ◾ The Payments Act in Japan governs how financial transactions, including crypto, are regulated in the country. ◾ The Financial Services Agency, Japan (JFSA, 金融庁) is considering reclassifying crypto as a financial instrument, which would bring it under the country’s investment law and potentially pave the way for lower taxes on digital assets. Read more Bloomberg 👇 https://lnkd.in/eW6zq7fV

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Brendan Cochrane, J.D., CAMS

🚀 Fractional CCO | Digital Asset Attorney | Web3 Compliance & Risk | Adjunct Law Professor

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Crypto Council for Innovation - Thanks for the update. I would say that Japan’s move to review its crypto regulations signals an important shift in the global regulatory landscape for digital assets. As countries like the EU and UK work toward aligning their frameworks, we’re seeing the potential for greater cross-border consistency, making it easier for crypto companies to operate internationally. With more nations clarifying their rules, businesses will need to carefully consider where they establish their operations, incorporate, and handle compliance. This evolving landscape will shape the strategic decisions of Web3 startups as they navigate these increasingly interconnected regulatory environments.

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