Japan’s financial regulator is moving closer to allowing crypto asset exchange-traded funds, while U.S. lawmakers tighten conflict-of-interest rules on digital assets—two developments that could reshape both ‘institutional demand’ and regulatory guardrails across major markets.
According to a report cited by PANews from Nikkei, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to revise regulations tied to the Investment Trust Act by 2028, enabling crypto assets to become eligible as primary holdings for investment trusts and ETFs. The shift would bring Japan—a key hub for retail trading and… Read more





