Japan’s Yahoo-backed crypto exchange announces launch date
Yahoo! Japan is ready to launch the new cryptocurrency exchange, according to an update, and will offer trading in BTC and ETH as base currencies.
Yahoo! Japan is ready to launch the new cryptocurrency exchange, according to an update, and will offer trading in BTC and ETH as base currencies.
The proof-of-concept plan dubbed "Digital Lao Kip (DLak)" will explore the possibilities of a retail central bank digital currency existing with other payment options in Laos.
Japanese firm Soramitsu plans a cross-border payment platform using stablecoins and CBDCs, targeting transactions across countries in Southeast Asia.
Japan's Ministry of Finance (MoF) has slapped Zaif cryptocurrency exchange’s owner, Tech Bureau, with a business improvement order, a type of admonishment that carries serious penalties.
NTT Docomo's first step in the plan is to build a technology infrastructure for its foray into the digital asset industry before issuing digital assets, exchange, and wallet services to its users.
The Financial Services Agency has raised the alarm over the slow pace at which the digital assets self-regulatory body is carrying out its affairs, according to a source close to the JVCEA.
The complaints ran a gambit of causes, including privacy violations, poor user interfaces, lack of refunds or loss of funds due to platform issues.
Japan’s central bank will uphold simplicity in its design of a CBDC, with a senior official saying this is key in making it interoperable with payment systems.
FTX Japan has gone into “close-only” mode, where users can only close out existing positions but can’t create new ones following the FSA’s suspension order.
Japanese Internet Service Provider (ISP) GMO Internet is looking to incentivize online gaming and the spread of cryptocurrency adoption.
Singapore's Startale Labs and Astar Network partner with Japan's KDDI to accelerate Web3 adoption, exploring blockchain applications in various sectors.
Kraken is shutting down “all of its services” in Japan by June, leaving only a matter of weeks before the company ceases to operate within the Japanese market.