Japan revises regulatory framework to allow startups to raise capital via digital assets

2023-9-15 20:40

The Japanese government is set to adjust regulatory frameworks, enabling startups to raise funds by issuing digital assets to investors, according to a report from Nikkei.

The revision applies to startups receiving investments from investment funds,  which may receive their stakes in digital assets instead of traditional stocks or securities. The decision highlights Japan’s ongoing efforts to diversify capital-raising platforms for its domestic startups, aligning itself with the global trend of embracing digital assets.

Crypto-friendly government

This development follows the trail of a series of crypto-friendly initiatives taken by the Japanese government, particularly under Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s administration.  In his address at the WebX Asia conference, Kishida emphasized his government’s commitment to promoting Web3 as a disruptive force that can stimulate social transformation, aligning with his broader vision of fostering a “new capitalism.”

Cryptocurrency exchanges in Japan, led by the Japan Virtual and Crypto Assets Exchange Association (JVCEA), have also been pushing for relaxed regulations in the country. Despite maintaining strict crypto regulations, Japan has also made strides to establish itself as a crypto-friendly country, lifting bans on foreign-issued stablecoins, launching a central bank digital currency pilot program, and funding metaverse and NFT-related projects.

However, Japan’s approach to crypto regulation has always been a delicate balance. Despite the crypto-friendly moves, the regulatory framework has also been tightened in areas such as customer information sharing by crypto exchanges to curb money laundering activities.

The latest shift in policy offering startups the option to issue crypto assets for funding could be an inflection point in Japan’s march toward becoming a crypto-friendly nation. It not only signifies a leap in the country’s crypto regulatory landscape but also highlights a tangible way in which digital assets can reshape traditional financial mechanisms.

The post Japan revises regulatory framework to allow startups to raise capital via digital assets appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Similar to Notcoin - TapSwap on Solana Airdrops In 2024

origin »

Digital Rupees (DRS) на Currencies.ru

$ 6.38E-5 (+0.00%)
Объем 24H $0
Изменеия 24h: 0.00 %, 7d: 0.00 %
Cегодня L: $6.38E-5 - H: $6.38E-5
Капитализация $32.611k Rank 99999
Доступно / Всего 510.803m DRS

startups assets digital funds raise regulatory may

startups assets → Результатов: 92


Leveraging TikTok influencers for marketing crypto startups: How to play with fire and win

TikTok’s recent announcements made headlines in the financial industry: The platform is now penalizing its members for sharing promotional content about financial assets and cryptocurrencies. The post Leveraging TikTok influencers for marketing crypto startups: How to play with fire and win appeared first on CryptoSlate.

2021-9-26 23:00


Фото:

UAE Financial Authorities Approve Cryptocurrency Trading

The Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) and the Dubai World Trade Centre Authority (DWTCA) have signed an agreement supporting the regulation, issuance, listing, and trading of crypto assets and blockchain-related financial activities within the DWTCA free trade zone, according to a press release on December 22, 2021. The UAE Lures Crypto Startups In a bidRead More

2021-9-24 23:00


Фото:

London-Based Multibillion-Dollar Hedge Fund Marshall Wace Plans Mega Bitcoin Investment

British Investor Paul Marshall’s $55 billion hedge fund is reportedly planning to invest in the cryptocurrency industry. A report by the Financial Times stated Tuesday that according to people familiar with the firm’s operations, the Marshall Wace hedge fund is interested in gaining exposure to crypto assets by investing in crypto startups that are in their […]

2021-7-7 22:22


Фото:

Alan Howard Makes More Investments in Crypto Startups

Billionaire Alan Howard and co-founder of macro hedge fund Brevan Howard continues to support the crypto industry, following new investments in two cryptocurrency startups.  Howard Invests in Digital Assets Startups Copper and Kikitrade According to a report by Financial Times, Alan Howard led an extension of a Series B funding by the London-based cryptocurrency custodyRead More

2021-6-12 15:00


Фото:

Allow me to introduce myself…. I’m QuiverX

The QuiverX Capital team is in the process of applying Blockchain technology to develop a unique crowdfunding platform that allows digital assets to interact with the physical world. By facilitating the tokenization of small and medium enterprise businesses, coveted investment opportunities like startups and Pre-IPO’s that would not typically be reserved for the average investor […]

2020-11-23 21:05


Bitcoin Fundamentals and Technicals Flip Overwhelmingly Positive

2018, by many measures, was the crypto ecosystem’s worse year yet. Digital assets, even Bitcoin (BTC), lost over 80% of their peak value on average; industry startups laid off chunks of employees or shut down entirely; and the words “crypto” and “blockchain” receded from the limelight, becoming a painful memory for those who “FOMOed” near.

2019-5-6 15:10


Alluva: Crypto Assets Rating and Investment Prediction Offerings Data

What Is Alluva? Alluva is a blockchain-based product that incentivizes participants by enabling them to earn cryptocurrency rewards from ratings and making predictions on crypto assets. Alluva aims at providing the investment space with clarity and transparency by providing Institutions, startups, cryptocurrencies, and retail investors with a way of using predictions and ratings to carry out […]

2019-3-18 11:26


NUPay ICO

In the belief that cryptocurrencies will soon become the norm as a payment tool or “money,” numerous startups and companies are preparing to launch cryptocurrency-related services and technologies. TPCT, NUPay’s brand token, functions as a medium of exchange and a store of value that can be spent and collected, credited, or accumulated through the NUPay Payment System.

2019-2-13 09:33


Coinquista and Bitclude Local Crypto Companies Given Polish Regulator KNF Payment Licenses

Coinquista and Biclude are set to be the two next crypto startups working in Poland now, as the Polish financial regulator has decided to give licenses to them both. The companies have registered as payment providers in the country and, despite the generally negative stance of the Polish regulator on these assets, they got their […]

2019-1-23 05:24