Japan comes up with industry-friendly crypto proposals

An expert team constituted in Japan has released a white paper that details the various crypto proposals for a vibrant blockchain industry in the country.

Japan, known as a crypto proponent, has once again come up with something positive for the crypto industry. Its team of experts, belonging to the Liberal Democratic Party, have jointly released a white paper with crypto proposals for the blockchain industry of Japan. Fortunately, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has incorporated the same into the national strategy of his administration. Earlier, Kishida had also spoken in favor of crypto.

The cryptocurrency proposals mainly include steps to avoid the regular and long bureaucratic processes to form healthy regulations for all aspects of the crypto industry, including non-fungible tokens (NFT) and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO). The country aims to provide a welcoming atmosphere to all crypto firms through such cryptocurrency proposals and help grow the industry.

The white paper contains various important crypto proposals, such as discussing the topic at length in the upcoming G7 summit and focussing on the benefits of blockchain and crypto. Other suggestions include encouraging tax propositions, exemptions, self-assessments, and carrying forward losses. It also mentions the requirement of a standard auditing system and accounting standards for all crypto firms, which currently needs to be included.

The cryptocurrency proposals also include a DAO law based on Japan’s godo kaisha, and amendments to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act and Companies Act. The entire white paper and its crypto proposal focus mainly on attracting foreign crypto firms to the country, promoting the industry domestically, and helping the cryptocurrency industry become regulated and transparent.

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