Huobi Secures Its FSA License in Japan, Other Large Players Are Pending
Huobi has entered the Japanese market, while the FSA might grant licenses for other players, including Coinbase, within next few months Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
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Huobi has entered the Japanese market, while the FSA might grant licenses for other players, including Coinbase, within next few months Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Huobi has announced that its cryptocurrency derivative platform, Huobi DM, has surpassed $20 billion in cumulative trading volume. The announcement comes just one month after the platform exited beta mode. Also Read: Eastern European P2P Markets See Strongest BTC Volume in Over 12 Months Huobi DM Cumulative Trade Volume Doubles in 2 Weeks Huobi Derivative Market … Read more
Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, currently the world’s 7th largest by daily traded volume, has relaunched as an FSA-licensed platform in Japan Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
According to data recently released by Japan’s financial services agency, seven applications for crypto exchanges will be either approved or rejected within two months Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Japan’s top financial regulator has clarified to news.Bitcoin.com its stance on bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), cryptocurrency derivatives, and upcoming regulatory changes. This follows reports that the agency may be considering approving an ETF that tracks cryptocurrencies. Also read: Indian Supreme Court Moves Crypto Hearing, Community Calls for Positive Regulations Bitcoin ETFs and Derivatives Following recent reports … Read more
It has been over a year since Japan’s Financial Services Agency last approved a cryptocurrency exchange to legally operate in the country. Coincheck, which was hacked early last year, has become the 17th fully-registered crypto exchange in the country. The exchange has made numerous improvements after it was acquired by Monex Group. Also read: Indian Supreme … Read more
Japan’s Financial Services Agency has denied reports that it is considering to allow Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Japan’s Financial Services Agency is considering the regulation of unregistered firms that solicit investments in cryptocurrencies Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Japan might be a land of crypto-contrasts, but it is at the forefront of many crypto innovations and adoption, including bank-issued digital currencies Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Five cryptocurrency exchange operators including Coincheck have signed up to self-regulate under Japanese law. They have joined the self-regulatory association which, until now, has only accepted regulated crypto exchanges as members. According to Japan’s top regulator, companies seeking to register their exchanges in the country must follow to self-regulatory rules. Also read: Indian Supreme Court Moves … Read more