PANews April 23 news, according to CoinPost, Shigeru Shimizu, head of the Risk Analysis Division of the Financial Services Agency of Japan, stated at the 9th BCCC Collaborative Day that the agency has submitted a bill to the special Diet to move virtual currencies from the Payment Services Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act regulatory framework to enhance user protection. Key points of the bill include: regulation of information disclosure depending on whether issuers exist, establishment of a new category for "crypto asset trading businesses" and strengthened oversight of operators, increased penalties for unregistered operators and strengthened the prohibition by regulatory committees on securities, improved insider trading regulations, and expanded the scope of administrative fines.

Shigeru Shimizu also introduced three empirical experiments on payment digitization projects (PIP): first, participation from the three major banks in issuing yen-denominated stablecoins to verify cross-border payment efficiency; second, utilizing blockchain to record the transfer of rights for government bonds, corporate bonds, investment trusts, and stocks to achieve 24-hour continuous securities trading and settlement; third, constructing a transfer mechanism for tokenized deposits between different banks and cooperating with the Bank of Japan's "central bank digital currency tokenization sandbox project." Shigeru Shimizu stated that blockchain has enormous potential to enhance the convenience of financial services and diversify products, and the Financial Services Agency will continue to promote environmental preparation and practical support.

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