Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has unveiled plans for a significant restructuring of its regulatory framework, set to take effect in 2026. The reorganization includes the creation of the "Crypto Assets and Innovation Office" and the "Funds Settlement Monitoring Office," which will consolidate existing departments to enhance oversight of the crypto sector. This move aims to ensure regular market monitoring, compliance with disclosure obligations, and systemic risk mitigation. Additionally, the FSA is considering a separate taxation system for crypto transactions, aligning investor protection measures with those of the stock market. These changes reflect the agency's commitment to fostering a secure and innovative financial environment.