Japan Poised to Lift Ban on Non-domestic Stablecoins
Japan’s top financial regulator is set to do away with a long-standing ban on the distribution of foreign firm-issued stablecoins. Per Nikkei, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), the regulator that polices the crypto se...
Per Nikkei, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), the regulator that polices the crypto sector, will make the move “as early as next year.” But the body added that it will first seek approval from lawmakers and the industry....
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