According to the source, Japan's Financial Services Agency will require crypto exchanges to hold liability reserves to cover losses related to hacks (source: Japan FSA via the provided source). According to the source, this policy focuses on security-breach losses at exchange platforms and is relevant for traders assessing counterparty risk and operational robustness on Japan-based venues (source: Japan FSA via the provided source).

According to @Ashcryptoreal, Japan’s Financial Services Agency plans to classify Bitcoin as a financial product in 2026, a development the post describes as bullish for BTC, source: @Ashcryptoreal on X, Nov 1, 2025. The post does not include an official FSA notice or legal reference, so the claim is unconfirmed; traders should wait for primary-source confirmation from the Japan FSA before positioning on this headline, source: @Ashcryptoreal on X, Nov 1, 2025.

According to the source, a public social media post on Oct 19, 2025 claims Japan’s Financial Services Agency may allow banks to custody Bitcoin (BTC) and operate crypto exchanges, but the post provides no official FSA notice or legal reference, so the claim remains unverified at this time (source: public social media post, Oct 19, 2025). For trading, wait for an official FSA release or Cabinet Office Order update before positioning and watch BTCJPY liquidity, Japan exchange spreads, and domestic exchange volumes for confirmation signals if a policy change is announced (source: public social media post, Oct 19, 2025).

According to the source, there is insufficient verifiable information from an acceptable primary source to confirm claims that Sony is seeking a crypto bank charter and exploring stablecoin issuance and digital asset custody; please provide an official Sony Group Corporation announcement, a regulator filing (e.g., Japan FSA), or coverage by mainstream financial media for confirmation before trading decisions. Source: user-submitted social post linking to a third-party article without primary documentation.

According to @rovercrc, Japan’s Financial Services Agency is set to approve the first yen-backed stablecoin, JPYC ($JPYC) (source: @rovercrc). Traders should monitor official notices for confirmation and any listing updates, as approval could affect JPY on-chain liquidity and pricing in BTC/JPY and ETH/JPY markets (source: @rovercrc).