Japan plans new rules to control cryptocurrency and lower taxes

Japan plans new rules to control cryptocurrency and lower taxes

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Japan is thinking about making big changes to how cryptocurrency is controlled in the country. According to a report by the Asahi newspaper, the Financial Services Agency, also known as the FSA, wants to treat cryptocurrency more like regular financial products. This means crypto could soon follow many of the same rules that already apply to stocks and other investments.

The report says the agency plans to bring insider trading rules into the crypto market. Insider trading means using secret information to buy or sell something before the public knows about it. Japan hopes that adding these rules will make trading fairer and safer for everyone. More than 100 types of cryptocurrency, including bitcoin and ethereum, will be covered under these new plans.

The FSA also wants crypto exchanges to share more information with the public. This includes details about price changes and possible risks. Many people invest in crypto without fully understanding how much the prices can rise or fall. The agency believes that clear information will help people make better decisions.

Another big change could involve banks and insurance companies. If the plan moves forward, these firms will be allowed to sell cryptocurrency to their customers through their securities arms. This would make it easier for regular people to buy digital currencies through trusted financial institutions rather than only through online exchanges.

Japan may also reduce the tax rate on profits from crypto trading. Right now, traders can pay up to 55% tax on their earnings. Under the new rule, the tax would drop to 20%, the same rate that applies to stock investments. Many investors have complained that the current tax is too high and stops people from entering the market. A lower tax rate could encourage more Japanese citizens to take part in cryptocurrency trading.

The agency is hoping to bring these changes to parliament next year. Lawmakers would then discuss and vote on whether to accept the new rules. If the legislation passes, Japan could become one of the first major countries to apply strict insider trading rules to cryptocurrency, while also offering tax relief to traders.

Japan has been trying for years to make cryptocurrency safer after several high-profile exchange hacks and scams. The new rules show that the country is still working to build a strong and trustworthy digital finance system. The FSA did not comment on the report, but many experts believe the government wants to protect investors while still supporting new technology.

As the world becomes more digital, countries everywhere are deciding how to manage cryptocurrency. Japan’s plans could influence other nations and shape future global rules. Investors in Japan are now waiting to see how quickly the government will move and what the final laws may look like.

Nov. 17, 2025 4:27 p.m. 567

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