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Nikkei: Japan’s FSA actively discussing rule changes to allow crypto ETFs potentially as early as 2028 with tougher investor protections. Big names like Nomura Holdings and SBI Holdings ready to drop products first, likely including Bitcoin exposure via traditional brokers. Aligns Japan with US/HK spot ETFs from 2024. Finance Minister Katayama already backing digital assets as inflation hedges and fintech push. Strong tailwind for Bitcoin institutional recognition and retail momentum.
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2026-01-26 09:47:54 UTCEvent JSON
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