Tokyo Exchange Operator Mulls Limits on Digital Asset Treasury Firms: Report
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Japan May Restrict Crypto-Heavy Listings as Metaplanet Pushes Back
Key highlights: Japan considers new limits as crypto-heavy firms see dramatic losses Major DAT companies plunge, triggering calls for tighter oversight JPX may close loopholes used by firms turning into Bitcoin holders The operator of the Tokyo Stock Exchange is weighing new restrictions for publicly traded companies that shift their core business toward buying and storing cryptocurrencies. According to Bloomberg, Japan Exchange Group (JPX) is…
The stock of Japan's largest Bitcoin Treasury Metaplanet has corrected by almost 80 percent since June. Now the stock exchange group is considering introducing new rules. Source: BTC-ECHO BTC-ECHO
Japan’s Push for Stricter Oversight on Digital Asset Treasury Companies
Japan’s financial regulators are intensifying scrutiny on publicly traded companies that have pivoted to holding large cryptocurrency reserves as part of their corporate treasury strategies—commonly known as Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) firms. This move, reported widely on November 13, 2025, comes amid a boom-and-bust cycle in the sector, where firms raised approximately $15 billion through […] The post Japan’s Push for Stricter Oversight on Dig…
Japan Exchange Group Weighs Stricter Rules on Crypto Holdings by Listed Firms
Japan Exchange Group considers tighter rules for digital-asset treasury firms to protect investors. Digital-asset firms face scrutiny as JPX evaluates new fundraising and auditing measures. Crypto market volatility impacts companies like Metaplanet and Convano, causing significant losses. Japan Exchange Group (JPX) is exploring tighter regulations on digital-asset treasury companies (DATs) listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The move follows con…
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