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President Trump told the audience at the World Economic Forum, "America will become the world's cryptocurrency capital." Global banking giant Standard Chartered also stated that Bitcoin will reach $200,000 this year.

Trump has ordered the cryptocurrency working group to draft new regulations and explore national reserves. Once the U.S. Bitcoin Reserve Act is implemented,
The Five Eyes Alliance
G7 (Group of Seven)
G20 (Group of Twenty)
will follow suit, meaning that Bitcoin will become a strategic reserve necessity for mainstream countries around the world, ushering in the golden age of cryptocurrency.

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, stated that he is a "devout believer" in Bitcoin and predicts that Bitcoin could reach $700,000. He added, "My God, if we could tokenize bonds and stocks tomorrow, investing would become democratized in unimaginable ways." This world's most powerful investment mogul believes that amidst concerns about currency devaluation, Bitcoin could reach $700,000. BlackRock announced that at the end of the fourth quarter, its managed assets reached a record $11.55 trillion, a 15% increase from $10 trillion in the same period last year.
Japan raised interest rates by 25 basis points today, in line with expectations. Bitcoin did not experience a significant drop. It can be confirmed that this negative sentiment has been fully absorbed. This cycle of increases has concluded the last round of negative sentiment. The Trump family holds a large amount of digital currency, and many of Trump’s cabinet members also hold BTC. Trump’s proposal to establish a national strategic reserve has a very high probability of passing. If passed, there will be national sovereign funds flooding in. The price of BTC is likely to rise to $200,000 or even $500,000. The cryptocurrency market will soar. Altcoins will also skyrocket. Always remind everyone to enter the market in batches and hold coins for the rise; in February, there will be a spectacular scene of all coins flying together. If there is still a slight pullback in the next few days, get in now, don't wait. Waiting too long will mean missing out on this bull market. $BTC #比特币行情聚焦 #日本金融政策

🛑Japan's Financial Services Agency Proposes Regulatory Reform to Classify Cryptocurrencies as Securities, Potentially Paving the Way for the Spot ETF Market

Recently, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan announced that it is considering classifying crypto assets as financial products equivalent to securities. This move is inspired by the UK Financial Conduct Authority's classification of crypto assets as securities, which may provide a reference for Japan's new ETF policy.

It is reported that the FSA has formed an expert group to secretly discuss and evaluate the appropriateness of the current regulatory framework for crypto assets. According to the Nikkei News, the FSA plans to determine the direction of regulatory reform based on the group's research results by the end of June and intends to seek opinions at the Financial System Council meeting in the fall. Once discussions mature, the FSA will submit relevant legal amendments to the National Diet in 2026.

If this reform is implemented, it will mean that crypto assets will have the same legal status as securities, thereby paving the way for the approval of spot ETFs for crypto assets. Although the specifics of the new framework are still under discussion, it is foreseeable that this will have a profound impact on the cryptocurrency market.

Meanwhile, the debate over the classification of crypto assets continues in Japan. In August last year, FSA Commissioner Hidetaka Ito stated that approving cryptocurrency ETFs needs to be approached with caution. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba also held a reserved attitude toward public investment in cryptocurrencies. However, the domestic cryptocurrency industry has been pushing for regulatory transparency, hoping to establish a cryptocurrency ETF market in Japan.

Although cryptocurrency regulation is expected to welcome a new chapter, the Japanese government remains cautious about including Bitcoin in national reserves. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba recently pointed out that due to the lack of sufficient international strategic information, Japan finds it difficult to clarify its position.

Against the backdrop of growing global interest in Bitcoin reserves, the Japanese government continues to adhere to a stability-focused foreign exchange reserve strategy, while its government pension investment fund has begun exploring Bitcoin reserves to achieve portfolio diversification.

💬 Are you optimistic about Japan's development strategy after the securitization of crypto assets? From a regulatory perspective, how should we balance innovation and risk? Leave your comments and discuss in the comment section!

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🌐Japan seems to be cautious amid the global Bitcoin reserve boom

Bitcoin is rapidly emerging as a key asset on the global geopolitical stage. However, despite the growing global push for Bitcoin, Japan seems to be hesitant to join the trend.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba recently said that his position on Bitcoin reserves is not very clear due to a lack of international strategic information. The Japanese government also clarified in an official response on December 20 that crypto assets such as Bitcoin do not fall within the legal framework of foreign exchange reserves.

Japan's cautious attitude stems from concerns about security, liquidity and volatility. The Japanese government said that these reserves are mainly intended to stabilize foreign currency-denominated assets and bond markets, and Bitcoin's high volatility runs counter to this goal.

NHK National Guardian Party lawmaker Satoshi Hamada once suggested that Japan follow the example of the United States and convert part of its foreign exchange reserves into crypto assets such as Bitcoin, but the government reiterated that the operation of special accounts for managing foreign exchange reserves prioritizes security and liquidity.

Although the Japanese government itself does not directly hold Bitcoin, the country's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), one of the world's largest retirement savings funds with over $1.5 trillion in assets under management, is also exploring the inclusion of Bitcoin in its portfolio as a way to diversify its investments.

In addition, both the United States and Russia have taken active actions in building Bitcoin reserves. The United States already holds a large amount of Bitcoin reserves, totaling 207,189 BTC, worth about $20 billion, which were mainly obtained through criminal seizures.

Russian lawmakers have also proposed the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve, emphasizing that Bitcoin has the potential to become a stable alternative to traditional high-volatility currencies, which may be more significant for countries facing sanctions pressure.

In short, this is an era full of uncertainty but also full of opportunities. Whether Japan continues to wait and see or joins this global Bitcoin reserve competition deserves widespread public attention.

💬 What do you think of Japan's direction in this global Bitcoin reserve boom? How will Bitcoin's role in the global financial system evolve?

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