# 執政黨小組表示日本必須推動以日圓為基礎的穩定幣在亞洲的結算使用，並希望建立法律框架以允許加密貨幣交易所交易基金的交易。

*fintech, web3 · news · 2026-06-01 · Reuters*

## Key points

- 自民黨小組提議建立法律框架以允許日本加密貨幣ETF交易。
- 該小組敦促政府推動以日圓為基礎的穩定幣在亞洲的結算使用。
- 日本三大銀行在金融廳支持下將共同試驗發行穩定幣。
- JPYC於十月開始發行與日圓掛鉤的穩定幣，標誌著國內重要發展。
- 該小組建議利用日圓穩定幣的進展，在2025年5月亞洲開發銀行會議上推廣。

TOKYO, June 1 (Reuters) - Japan must promote usage of yen-based stablecoins for settlement in Asia and create a legal framework to allow trading of ​crypto exchange-traded funds (ETF), a ruling party panel said in a proposal ‌to the government on Monday. "Crypto-ETFs would provide investors with easy-to-understand ways of investment," the proposal said, calling on the government to position the product as an official means of ​investment in the financial market. Sign up here. The Liberal Democratic Party's (LDP) panel on promotion of ​blockchain technology submitted the proposal to Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama, ⁠who also oversees Japan's financial regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA). Japan can promote ​yen stablecoins and steps it is taking on blockchain innovation when it hosts ​the Asian Development Bank's annual meeting in May next year, Junichi Kanda, a lawmaker in the panel, told reporters after meeting Katayama. "We urged the government to take steps to promote ​yen stablecoins for settlement in Asia in the future," he said. A crypto ​ETF is a financial product that allows investors to gain exposure to cryptocurrencies without directly ‌owning ⁠or managing the underlying digital assets. The FSA has been promoting efforts by domestic financial institutions to use blockchain technology for innovation and streamlining of operations. Japan's three largest banks have announced a project, backed by FSA, to experiment jointly issuing stablecoins. ​Domestic startup JPYC began ​issuing stablecoins pegged ⁠to the yen in October in a significant move in a country where many consumers still prefer traditional payment ​methods. Stablecoins pegged to the dollar have surged with strong backing ​from U.S. ⁠President Donald Trump. Policymakers have warned stablecoins could facilitate the movement of funds outside regulated banking systems and undermine the role of commercial banks in global ⁠payment flows. Bank ​of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino last month called ​for a "holistic approach" in designing the global future monetary system that does not confine options to ​central bank digital currencies and stablecoins. Reporting by Leika Kihara; Editing by Alexandra Hudson

**Countries:** Japan

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