Japan
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Bitfury and Nippon Angel Investment launch digital currency fund
Bitfury Group and the Nippon Angel Investment Company (NAIC) have launched a digital currency infrastructure fund, the first of its…
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Japan regulator approves Huobi token
Japanese financial regulator, Japan Financial Services Agency (FSA), has approved Huobi Global’s native exchange token, Huobi Token (HT) as a…
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Japan Security token offering association releases self regulatory guidelines
The Japan Security Token Offering Association (JSTOA) has just released self-regulatory guidelines on how to separate customer assets and electronic…
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Japanese SBI Holdings invests 20 million USD in OpenLegacy for blockchain payments
Japanese SBI Holdings, the leading Japanese financial services company, has made a $20 million strategic investment in OpenLegacy, the market…
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JAPAN looking to issue a Digital YEN
A group of ruling party lawmakers are working on a proposal for Japan to issue its own digital currency, one…
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Huobi Japan Secures USD 4.6 Million
Huobi Japan announces plans to raise approximately JPY 500 Million (USD 4.6 Million) in new funding. The funding was raised…
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OneConnect Opens Its Joint Venture in Japan
OneConnect announced in Tokyo the official opening of SBI OneConnect Japan, a joint venture with Japanese financial service group SBI…
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Blockchain developer Good Luck 3 raises USD 100,000
App, Game, Drama, and Production Management Studio Good Luck 3, Inc., located in Fukuoka, Japan and led by CEO Kazuhisa…
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KPMG launches blockchain track and trace platform
KPMG in China, Australia and Japan today launched KPMG Origins, a blockchain-based "track and trace" platform to support industries including…
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QURAS Coin Accepted in over 100 Stores in Japan
QURAS, the blockchain protocol, announced that its token QURAS Coin (XQC) will be accepted in over 100 stores in Japan.…
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