A group of 16 Japanese Cryptocurrency exchangea - Japan Virtual Currency Exchange Association {JVCEA}, have presented a detailed proposal to the country's financial regulator, calling for the formation of self-regulatory organisation...
As per a report by CoinDesk, the JVCEA was formed in March and was registered with the Financial services Authority {FSA} in April.
Now the group is aiming to be a certified fund settlement business association..this means that If approved, the gruog will get the authority to impose self-regulatory rules on the country's Cryptocurrency trading market, which would eventually lead to stringent industry standards...
Japan's FSA itself, has been instrumental in cracking down on the cryptocurrency industry, with detailed inspections and obeservations of what licensed cryptocurrency exchanges are doing.
The suggestions shared by the JVCEA in its proposal, are also alimed at preventing the repetition of fraud or theft incidents related to Cryptocurrencies, such as the Coincheck Hack, which saw a loss of $ 533 Million USD from the exchangese digital wallets.
This proposed move by JVCEA, will also help FSA's mission, as it has been working extensively to ensure that cryptocurrency business are improved and enhanced with better internal auditing, apart from safeguarding the user's Assets.
Thanks Regards,
Vinay Kumar.
Japan's FSA itself, has been instrumental in cracking down on the cryptocurrency industry, with detailed inspections and obeservations of what licensed cryptocurrency exchanges are doing.
The suggestions shared by the JVCEA in its proposal, are also alimed at preventing the repetition of fraud or theft incidents related to Cryptocurrencies, such as the Coincheck Hack, which saw a loss of $ 533 Million USD from the exchangese digital wallets.
This proposed move by JVCEA, will also help FSA's mission, as it has been working extensively to ensure that cryptocurrency business are improved and enhanced with better internal auditing, apart from safeguarding the user's Assets.
Thanks Regards,
Vinay Kumar.

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