According to @CoinMarketCap, Nikkei reports that six of Japan's largest asset managers are considering launching crypto funds for both retail and institutional investors (source: Nikkei via @CoinMarketCap). Nikkei also reports that Japan's Financial Services Agency is ready to approve crypto investment trusts, enabling regulated fund structures tied to crypto assets (source: Nikkei). For traders, these reported regulatory and product-launch developments in Japan are identifiable catalysts; monitoring official FSA approvals and asset manager filings will confirm timing and scale (source: Nikkei).

According to the source, Nikkei reports that Japanese regulators are working to ban insider trading on crypto in Japan. Nikkei reports this move targets insider trading in digital assets, a trading rule change that directly affects how market participants operate on Japan-based exchanges.

According to the source, Nikkei reports Japan’s financial regulator is considering a ban on insider trading in crypto assets and that the measure is under review rather than finalized, Nikkei says. Nikkei also reports no implementation timetable has been disclosed and the proposal remains part of ongoing policy discussions in Japan, Nikkei says.