Tokyo -based Monex Group is considering its headquarters in the Japanese Stablecoin group.
According to Tuesday, Tokyo a reportThe head of the Monex Oki Matsumoto Group told the port that the company is studying the Stablecoin version in Japan.
“The stablecoins version requires infrastructure and a large capital, but if we do not deal with it, we will leave behind us,” said Massomoto. He concluded:
“We will respond properly.”
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Next Monks Stablecoin
Steplecin of the Monex group, if released, will be supported by assets such as Japanese government bonds. Like many other stablecoins, 1: 1: 1 with yen will be expected to be used for purposes such as international transfers and corporate settlements.
The company plans to take advantage of its ownership of the local Coincheck for the Monex Securities to expand the initiative. Matsumoto also revealed that Monex is considering obtaining European encryption companies, which hints to a possible advertisement “within a few days.”
The final negotiations for the acquisition of European coding companies are ongoing. This will increase the expansion of the Western presence of the Monex Group, in the wake of the first appearance of the Coincheck Group, the parent company of Coincheck, on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange at the end of last year.
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Japanese stablecoins at the reach of the arm
The news follows recent reports that the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) is preparing to agree to the severed Stablecoins version in the Japanese yen early in this fall. This will be the first time that the country has allowed a local digital currency.
This is followed by the US dollar currency (USDC), which is the US dollar stablecooin, which was approved for use within Japan in late March. The report followed a subsidiary of the encrypted currency of the Japanese Financial Conclinion of the Sub -Support for USDC, and the local Stablecoin bases began to soften.
The changes in the local Stablecoin ecosystem began after Japan lifted the ban on foreign Stablecoins in 2023. In February this year, FSA consent A report from a working group recommends policy changes that reduce the regulations related to the two nails.
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