Tokyo Exchange Operator Weighs Tools To Check Corporate Crypto Hoarding As Listed Firms Pause Plans
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- JPX is considering tighter oversight of companies accumulating large crypto holdings
- Several Japanese firms pause crypto-buying plans following JPX’s pushback
- Metaplanet defended its governance, citing shareholder-approved processes
Japan Exchange Group Inc. (JPX), the operator of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, is reportedly exploring ways to limit the rapid rise of listed companies turning into digital-asset treasury entities, amid growing concerns about investor losses tied to Japan’s crypto hoarding trend.
JPX Weighs Tighter Oversight Of Digital-Asset Treasuries
According to Bloomberg, the exchange is considering stricter applications of its backdoor-listing rules and may require companies shifting toward digital-asset holdings to undergo fresh audits. However, no official decision has been finalized yet.
Since September, at least three listed firms have pa…
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Tokyo Exchange Operator Weighs Tools To Check Corporate Crypto Hoarding As Listed Firms Pause Plans
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- JPX is considering tighter oversight of companies accumulating large crypto holdings
- Several Japanese firms pause crypto-buying plans following JPX’s pushback
- Metaplanet defended its governance, citing shareholder-approved processes
Japan Exchange Group Inc. (JPX), the operator of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, is reportedly exploring ways to limit the rapid rise of listed companies turning into digital-asset treasury entities, amid growing concerns about investor losses tied to Japan’s crypto hoarding trend.
JPX Weighs Tighter Oversight Of Digital-Asset Treasuries
According to Bloomberg, the exchange is considering stricter applications of its backdoor-listing rules and may require companies shifting toward digital-asset holdings to undergo fresh audits. However, no official decision has been finalized yet.
Since September, at least three listed firms have pa…
Read The Full Article Tokyo Exchange Operator Weighs Tools To Check Corporate Crypto Hoarding As Listed Firms Pause Plans On Coin Edition.
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