Japan is losing its place as the world's gaming capital because of crypto hostility
From regulation to taxation, Japan has been hostile to cryptocurrency gaming. That stance is threatening the country's position as a global leader in gaming
From regulation to taxation, Japan has been hostile to cryptocurrency gaming. That stance is threatening the country's position as a global leader in gaming
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
2026 World Cup Group F kicks off with Netherlands vs Japan, and crypto is finally on the pitch
The integration of crypto in the World Cup could revolutionize sports sponsorships, fan engagement, and digital asset adoption glo...
World Cup 2026 opener between Netherlands and Japan could be a catalyst for crypto prediction markets
The World Cup 2026 could significantly boost crypto prediction markets, impacting regulatory landscapes and investor interest glob...
SEC Plan to Scrap Rule 611 Could Be the Biggest Regulatory Unlock Yet for Crypto Tokenized US Stocks
The SEC just removed the single biggest legal obstacle standing between Crypto DeFi and US equity markets. On June 11, the agency...
Japan Three Biggest Banks Unite to Launch Yen Crypto Stablecoin by March 2027
MUFG Bank, Mizuho Bank, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation have established a formal joint council to develop and co-issue a...
VanEck Bets BNB’s Real-World Usage Can Help Its ETF Stand Out
TL;DR VanEck is positioning its VBNB spot BNB ETF around BNB Chain usage and revenue metrics. The ETF reportedly has around $2 mil...
Cape Verde’s World Cup fairy tale sparks crypto speculation, but investors should tread carefully
Cape Verde's World Cup debut highlights the speculative risks in crypto markets, urging investors to discern between official and...