Japan's Financial Services Agency is set to revise the Investment Trust Law by 2028, enabling crypto assets to be primary investment targets for investment trusts and ETFs. This move could see multiple asset management companies launching related products. A survey by Nomura Holdings indicates that 79% of institutional investors and family offices plan to invest in crypto assets within three years, though 33% cite a lack of mature analysis methods as a barrier.
The introduction of crypto ETFs in Japan could attract significant investment, with individual funds expected to be a major source. XWIN's president estimates potential inflows of up to 3 trillion yen (approximately $20 billion) once these ETFs are launched.
Japan to Allow Crypto Asset ETFs by 2028, Potential $20 Billion Inflow
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