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Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, currently the world’s 7th largest by daily traded volume, has relaunched as a fully licensed platform in Japan.

Seven applications will be either approved or rejected within six months, according to data recently released by the agency.

Japan’s Financial Services Agency has denied that it is considering to allow Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Japan's Financial Services Agency is considering the regulation of unregistered firms that solicit investments in cryptocurrencies.

Can a largely cash-based society become the leader in bank-issued digital currencies?

The Japanese Financial Services Agency has received 190 cryptocurrency exchange license applications.

Unconfirmed: hacked Japanese crypto exchange Coincheck has reportedly had its cryptocurrency exchange license approved by the country’s financial watchdog.

The Japanese Financial Services Agency is considering assigning cryptocurrencies to the “crypto-assets” category, to prevent confusion with legal tender.

The Japanese Financial Services Agency is introducing new, stricter ICO regulation to protect investors.

Japan’s financial watchdog reports a lower number of crypto enquiries in comparison to quarter two.

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Japan’s financial regulator commissioner said the approach to crypto exchanges must both protect consumers and promote technological innovation.