Documents obtained by news sources indicate that the JVCEA intends to let exchanges list tokens without requiring them to undergo this drawn-out procedure. Furthermore, it stated that the paperwork had already been delivered to member businesses and that the relaxed regulations could enter into force in December.
Genki Oda, vice chairman of the JVCEA, acknowledged these records., while stating that pre-screenings for ICO-issued tokens and new Japanese currency might be eliminated by March 2024.
Oda stated that once the JVCEA's proposed action to loosen token screening is implemented, exchanges should be allowed to list tokens within 30 days of submitting their listing strategy and coin evaluations, reduced to within two weeks starting in April.
The regulatory easing follows recent developments in the nation's cryptocurrency market. A web3 developer platform recently received $15.5 million to expand to Japan, noting the country's regulatory simplicity. Following the June debut of services for its Japanese consumers by rival company FTX, Binance is reportedly also applying for a license there.
Recently, Leading Japanese video game developer Konami has declared plans to launch a market for trading in-game NFTs and a "wide spectrum" of other Web3-related products and services. According to Konami, the media giant is actively recruiting new workers and searching for a wide array of competence for system architecture and service innovations to generate new experiences like Web3 and Metaverse.