Japanese parliament moves new crypto regulations to the upper house
New crypto regulations have moved to the upper house of Japan's National Diet, according to local news agency Nikkei. The parliament is looking to amend existing legislation, particularly focusing on margin trading. The regulation drafts also switched to using 'crypto asset' over 'virtual currency' language, a change called upon by Japan’s Minister of Finance and deputy prime minister Taro Aso in April.
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