# Пов'язані статті щодо Japan

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Japan", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Chiba Institute of Technology becomes academic partner of Theta

The Chiba Institute of Technology has become the first academic partner of Theta Network in Japan. Through collaboration with Theta EdgeCloud, Professor Takagi's laboratory and the university's student Web3 club—with over 250 members—will gain access to decentralized computing resources. These resources will support research in AI, simulation, and the development of student projects. Theta Network is a decentralized computing network. Its EdgeCloud platform provides access to computing power from over 30,000 edge nodes and distributed GPU resources, offering an alternative to traditional cloud services. Professor Toru Takagi's laboratory focuses on developing and researching systems based on mathematical models that can be processed and tested with computers. Their research areas include game theory, AI-based automated theorem proving, and cellular activity simulation.

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Chiba Institute of Technology becomes academic partner of Theta

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Metaplanet Announces BitBonds Issuance, CEO Denies Bitcoin Sale Rumors

Metaplanet Inc. has launched its first BitBonds, raising approximately $1.25 million through a private placement. This follows rumors of potential Bitcoin sales after blockchain trackers observed significant BTC movements from the company's wallets. CEO Simon Gerovich clarified that the transfer of 5,014 BTC was a routine custody operation, not a sale, leaving the firm's holdings unchanged at 43,000 BTC. Despite this, Metaplanet reported substantial interim losses for H1 2026 and its stock has fallen over 43% year-to-date. The company, the world's third-largest corporate Bitcoin holder, faces significant paper losses as BTC trades well below its average purchase price.

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Metaplanet Announces BitBonds Issuance, CEO Denies Bitcoin Sale Rumors

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Japan's Financial Supervisory Authority Tightens Rules for Cryptocurrency Exchanges Regarding Fraud and Cybersecurity

Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has introduced stricter rules for crypto exchanges to combat fraud and cybersecurity threats. Key measures include a mandatory waiting period for withdrawals from flagged accounts, pre-registered withdrawal addresses, and withdrawal limits based on user risk profiles. Exchanges must also implement enhanced security like multi-factor authentication and swiftly report suspicious transactions to police. Separately, the FSA has standardized cyberattack reporting across 17 sectors, including crypto asset exchanges, using a new unified template. Companies have a transition period until March 2027 to adopt the new format. These moves are part of a broader regulatory overhaul in Japan, which recently reclassified crypto as a financial product, established a dedicated crypto and stablecoin supervisory unit, and paved the way for spot crypto ETFs. The actions aim to integrate cryptocurrency more firmly into Japan's mainstream financial regulatory framework.

cryptonews.ru08/07 23:53

Japan's Financial Supervisory Authority Tightens Rules for Cryptocurrency Exchanges Regarding Fraud and Cybersecurity

cryptonews.ru08/07 23:53

Japan Tightens Crypto Regulations Again! FSA and National Police Agency Jointly Issue 11 New Anti-Fraud Measures

Japanese financial authorities have intensified cryptocurrency anti-fraud measures. The Financial Services Agency (FSA), in collaboration with the National Police Agency, has issued 11 new binding requirements to the Japan Virtual and Crypto assets Exchange Association (JVCEA), applying to all exchanges regardless of size. This crackdown is a direct response to a surge in sophisticated scams, including social media investment fraud and "pig butchering" romance scams, where illicit proceeds are increasingly funneled through exchange accounts. Key regulations include mandatory verification of user identity documents during account opening, explicit warnings against account sales, and temporary withdrawal restrictions for new deposits or crypto purchases. A critical new rule introduces a pre-registration system for withdrawal addresses, requiring checks for fraud linkages and an initial holding period. Withdrawal limits will be set based on user risk profiles and must be raised cautiously. Exchanges must also enhance transaction monitoring to detect patterns linked to prevalent scams and block transactions inconsistent with an account's stated purpose. Upon identifying suspicious activity, platforms must immediately restrict or freeze accounts. Additional mandates involve enforcing multi-factor authentication for suspected impersonation and verifying sender names. The FSA also demands faster information sharing and cooperation with local police. While some system upgrades may be implemented in phases, the overall directive signifies a significant tightening of Japan's crypto oversight to combat financial crime.

marsbit08/07 06:31

Japan Tightens Crypto Regulations Again! FSA and National Police Agency Jointly Issue 11 New Anti-Fraud Measures

marsbit08/07 06:31

JPYC raises $38M in Series B as AZ-COM Maruwa backs yen-pegged stablecoin

JPYC, the issuer of Japan's first licensed yen-pegged stablecoin, has raised an additional ¥1 billion (about $6.3 million) in an extended Series B funding round, bringing the total for this round to approximately ¥6 billion ($38 million). The new investor is logistics group AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings, which also plans to use JPYC tokens to pay fees and salaries to around 2,300 business partners and truck drivers, citing faster and cheaper processing compared to traditional bank transfers. Launched in October 2025, each JPYC token is pegged 1:1 to the Japanese yen and is backed by yen deposits and Japanese government bonds. The company completed the first Series B tranche in February, led by Asteria Corporation, and a second closing in April. Other investors include NCB Venture Capital, Metaplanet, and Sumitomo Life. The Japanese government is actively promoting yen-based stablecoins to counter the dominance of dollar-pegged tokens. Major Japanese banks are testing their own stablecoins, and SBI Group launched JPYSC in June 2026. JPYC is currently being tested for payments at a Lawson store, some vending machines in Kyoto, and a restaurant chain. The newly raised funds will be used to expand payment systems, remittance services, and Web3 integrations.

cryptonews.ru08/06 13:57

JPYC raises $38M in Series B as AZ-COM Maruwa backs yen-pegged stablecoin

cryptonews.ru08/06 13:57

Yen stablecoin issuer JPYC’s Series B reaches $38M

Japanese yen stablecoin issuer JPYC has raised an additional 1 billion yen, bringing its Series B funding round total to approximately 6 billion yen ($38 million). The extension includes logistics group AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings as a new investor, though the exact investment amount was not disclosed. JPYC intends to use the funds to expand its financial and Web3 ecosystem and accelerate adoption of its yen-pegged stablecoin. AZ-COM is reportedly exploring using the stablecoin for payments to its delivery partners. The partnership aims to integrate commercial, logistics, and payment flows through onchain finance.

cointelegraph08/06 08:56

Yen stablecoin issuer JPYC’s Series B reaches $38M

cointelegraph08/06 08:56

Japanese Financial Giant Holding $42 Billion Worth of XRP Explains Reason for XRP Price Drop!

Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings, which holds $42.2 billion worth of XRP, has linked the recent decline in XRP's price to regulatory delays in the United States. SBI's director, Yasuo Nishikawa, explained that investors are awaiting the outcome of the pivotal U.S. crypto regulation bill, the Clarity Act, currently under Senate review. This uncertainty has led to cautious investor behavior, putting pressure on the broader cryptocurrency market and specifically on XRP's value. Despite the short-term weakness, Nishikawa emphasized SBI's unchanged long-term confidence in XRP, reaffirming its status as a strategic asset for the company. The article clarifies that this is not investment advice.

cryptonews.ru08/03 15:31

Japanese Financial Giant Holding $42 Billion Worth of XRP Explains Reason for XRP Price Drop!

cryptonews.ru08/03 15:31

Quantum Solutions invested 1000 ETH to fund the development of Nvidia GPUs

Japanese company Quantum Solutions sold 1,000 ETH for approximately $1.9 million, losing its status as Japan's largest corporate Ethereum holder to Def Consulting. The proceeds are earmarked for funding the development of an AI data center, including purchasing Nvidia B300 and GB300 GPUs. This sale on July 30 followed a previous sale of 904 ETH in June. In total, Quantum has sold 1,904 ETH, reducing its holdings by about 29% from its initial 6,668.8 ETH. The company now holds roughly 4,764.8 ETH, while Def Consulting holds 4,976 ETH. Quantum acquired most of its Ethereum during the late 2025 rally when prices were between $4,000-$4,500. With ETH trading around $1,906, the remaining position is valued at approximately $9.1 million. The company expects to report a loss of about $100,000 from the latest sale. The board has authorized the sale of up to 4,375 ETH by October 30, leaving 2,471 ETH potentially available for sale. However, 3,050 ETH from the remaining balance is collateral for a loan, and only 1,714.8 ETH is in a trading account, creating a shortfall for meeting the new sales authorization. Future sales will depend on ETH's price and the data center project's cash needs.

cryptonews.ru07/31 05:33

Quantum Solutions invested 1000 ETH to fund the development of Nvidia GPUs

cryptonews.ru07/31 05:33

Global Market Share Survey: Japanese Firms Lead in Semiconductor Materials

Global Market Share Survey: Japanese Firms Lead in Semiconductor Materials According to the 2025 "Major Goods and Services Market Share Survey" by Nikkei, Japanese companies maintain strong positions in semiconductor-related materials. In silicon wafers, Shin-Etsu Chemical ranks first with a 26.3% share, followed by SUMCO at 17.8%. Together, they hold 44.1% of the market, widening their lead over competitors from Taiwan, Germany, and South Korea. In photoresists, Tokyo Ohka Kogyo, JSR, and Shin-Etsu Chemical occupy the top three spots, with a combined share of 60.5%. Despite their strength in materials, Japanese firms have a weaker presence in core semiconductor segments like DRAM and NAND flash memory, where South Korean and U.S. companies dominate. For instance, SK Hynix and Samsung lead in DRAM, while China’s CXMT doubled its share to 6% in 2025. The semiconductor market is projected to grow rapidly, with WSTS forecasting a 90% increase to $1.5112 trillion by 2026. Major players like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron are making massive investments to expand capacity. To maintain their edge in materials, Japanese companies must similarly commit to large-scale, risk-taking investments. In contrast, Japan’s automotive sector shows stagnation. Toyota remains the global leader but with only a slight share increase to 12.3%, while Japanese brands are absent from the top five in the EV market. In shipbuilding, Imabari Shipbuilding rose to third place globally with a 7.2% share, benefiting from large container ship deliveries. However, Chinese and South Korean firms dominate the sector, holding the top two positions. Japan aims to revitalize its shipbuilding industry through government and corporate efforts, targeting a near doubling of output by 2035. Addressing labor shortages and adopting advanced technologies like physical AI will be critical for competitiveness.

marsbit07/31 04:21

Japan Launches Crypto Fund in Anticipation of Approval for Crypto-ETF Creation

Japan's SBI Crypto Fund, a joint venture between SBI Financial Services (51%) and Gumi gC Labs (49%), has launched to invest in Bitcoin and major altcoins, generating returns through staking. The fund will use portfolio rebalancing and hedging tools for risk management. Participants include Daiwa Securities Group and other Japanese firms. Mobile game developer Gumi, which holds a reserve of XRP, has seen its crypto assets nearly double in value to $86 million. This move anticipates Japan's upcoming regulatory changes. In July, parliament amended financial laws to allow cryptocurrency-linked exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to launch on the Tokyo Stock Exchange starting in 2028. In a related development, the Nationwide Business Corporate Pension Fund, serving 1,200 SMEs, announced plans to invest about 1% of its assets in cryptocurrencies.

cryptonews.ru07/30 20:21

Japan Launches Crypto Fund in Anticipation of Approval for Crypto-ETF Creation