As reported by Cryptofrontnews, Japan is preparing to launch its first regulated crypto investment trusts by 2026 under new Financial Services Agency (FSA) reforms. Six major asset managers, including SBI, Nomura, and Daiwa, are structuring products ahead of the rule changes, which will reclassify crypto under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. The FSA also plans to introduce a flat 20% tax on crypto gains, replacing the current rate of up to 55%. These reforms aim to expand investor protections and access to crypto assets within investment trusts.
Japan to Launch Regulated Crypto Investment Trusts by 2026 as FSA Reforms Near
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