# Сопутствующие статьи по теме FSA

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Dubai, Hong Kong, and now Japan as regulatory heat intensifies for KuCoin!

Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has issued a warning to KuCoin and several other firms for operating unregistered over-the-counter (OTC) derivative services. This action is part of broader regulatory challenges for the exchange, which has recently faced operational bans or restrictions in Hong Kong, Austria, and Dubai for failing to meet local licensing and anti-money laundering requirements. These persistent regulatory issues have significantly eroded user trust, leading to a substantial decline in user funds. The exchange's stablecoin reserves plummeted from over $1.3 billion to $543 million in one year, indicating ongoing user caution and persistent outflows despite market rallies.

ambcrypto03/27 12:44

Dubai, Hong Kong, and now Japan as regulatory heat intensifies for KuCoin!

ambcrypto03/27 12:44

Japan Moves to Strengthen Stablecoin Oversight With New Reserve Asset Rules

Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has opened a public consultation, until February 2026, on new rules specifying which assets can be used as reserves for yen-backed stablecoins. This move addresses a gap in the updated 2025 Payment Services Act, which allowed stablecoin issuance under trust structures but lacked specific reserve requirements. The draft rules mandate that reserves must include only high-quality assets, such as foreign bonds with strong credit ratings from countries with at least $648 billion in bonds outstanding. The FSA also issued new guidance for financial institutions offering crypto services, requiring them to clearly explain risks to customers. These measures are part of Japan's broader effort to create a safe, regulated stablecoin ecosystem, following the recent launch of compliant stablecoins by major banks and fintech companies.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 15:05

Japan Moves to Strengthen Stablecoin Oversight With New Reserve Asset Rules

TheNewsCrypto01/27 15:05

Japan To List First Spot Crypto ETF As Early As 2028 – Report

Japan is reportedly set to approve and list its first cryptocurrency-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as early as 2028, marking a significant shift in the country’s regulatory stance. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to amend the Investment Trust Act to include cryptocurrencies as eligible assets for ETFs and introduce stronger investor safeguards. Major firms like Nomura Holdings and SBI Holdings are already preparing to launch crypto ETFs, with SBI filing for products linked to Bitcoin, XRP, and a Digital Gold Crypto ETF. This move follows the U.S. approval of spot crypto ETFs in 2024 and aligns with Japan’s broader efforts to embrace digital assets. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama has expressed support for such products, highlighting their potential as inflation hedges and part of Japan’s "Digital Year" initiatives in 2026. Regulatory reforms also include reclassifying crypto as financial products and exploring a flat 20% tax on crypto income. The asset management industry estimates Japanese crypto ETFs could eventually reach ¥1 trillion ($6.4 billion).

bitcoinist01/27 09:32

Japan To List First Spot Crypto ETF As Early As 2028 – Report

bitcoinist01/27 09:32

Japan Targets First Crypto ETFs Approval by 2028

Japan's Financial Services Agency is working to approve the country's first cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by 2028 as part of efforts to modernize its financial markets under a regulated framework. Major institutions like Nomura and SBI Holdings are expected to lead the launches, providing investors exposure to crypto through the Tokyo Stock Exchange. This move aligns with global trends, following the success of U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, and aims to address investor concerns over security and custody risks. Japan also faces regional competition from Hong Kong and South Korea, which are advancing their own crypto ETF and stablecoin initiatives. The gradual rollout reflects Japan’s cautious yet strategic approach to integrating digital assets into its financial system.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 07:25

Japan Targets First Crypto ETFs Approval by 2028

TheNewsCrypto01/26 07:25

Bybit to discontinue services for Japanese residents, citing regulations

Bybit will discontinue services for residents of Japan and begin implementing gradual account restrictions starting in 2026 to comply with local regulatory requirements. The exchange, which ranks among the world's largest by trading volume, had already paused new user registrations in Japan in October. This decision follows earlier pressure from Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA), which had requested Apple and Google to block downloads of unregistered exchanges, including Bybit. Japan maintains strict crypto regulations, which some industry figures say may be driving innovation abroad. Meanwhile, Bybit is expanding in other regions, including reentering the UK market and securing a license in the UAE.

cointelegraph12/23 07:59

Bybit to discontinue services for Japanese residents, citing regulations