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The real impact overlooked by Japan’s FIEA amendments: Since 2017, Japanese institutional investors have been legally prohibited from investing in cryptocurrencies—pension funds, trust banks, life insurance companies, all of them. Today, that changes. Japan’s institutional investor market size is approximately $4.5 trillion. Even a 1% allocation to cryptocurrencies would generate $45 billion in new demand—roughly 75% of BlackRock’s IBIT total AUM. It’s not just MetaPlanet anymore. Soon, you’ll hear the names Mitsubishi UFJ, Nomura, and Dai-ichi Life. Japan has built the infrastructure for Bitcoin. Next comes capital flow.

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