亚洲每周十大加密货币新闻：日本银行将发行稳定币、香港监管的稳定币将于年中推出、投资者通过稳定币逃避监管以及十大新闻1。日本将加密货币交易纳入金融工具交易法框架 日本正在努力将加密货币交易的监管从《支付服务法》转变为《金融工具和交易法》，将加密货币重新归类为与股票和债券相同的监管框架下的金融工具。日本参议院文件显示，相关修正法案已于6月10日获得众议院财务委员会通过，仍需履行后续议会程序。计划将加密货币收入的税收从最高55%的综合税率调整为20%的资本利得税，并为加密货币ETF的推出预留制度空间。2。日本三大银行将在 2026 财年联合发行日元稳定币链接三菱日联银行、三井住友银行和瑞穗银行计划在 2026 财年联合发行法币支持的稳定币。三个
银行将成立专门的咨询机构，研究操作模式和实际应用方案。自2025年11月起，他们一直与日本金融厅进行稳定币联合发行试点，并将根据监管要求和市场发展推进商业推广。3。韩国：从 2026 年下半年开始，代币化股票可能被视为证券征税链接韩国经济和财政部目前将代币化股票归类为证券而不是虚拟资产。如果金融服务委员会确认其证券地位，则可以根据现行《资本市场法》立即征税，最早可能于今年下半年实施。金融服务委员会计划重新
Asia’s weekly TOP10 crypto news: Japanese Banks to Issue Stablecoin, HK Regulated Stablecoin Coming Mid-year, Investors Evade Controls via Stablecoins and Top10 News
1. Japan to Bring Crypto Transactions Under Financial Instruments Exchange Law Framework link
Japan is advancing efforts to shift the regulation of cryptocurrency transactions from the Payment Services Act to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, reclassifying cryptocurrencies as financial instruments under the same regulatory framework as stocks and bonds. According to documents from the House of Councillors of Japan, the relevant amendment bill was passed by the Committee on Financial Affairs of the House of Representatives on June 10 and still needs to go through subsequent parliamentary procedures. It plans to change the taxation on cryptocurrency income from a maximum comprehensive tax rate of 55% to a 20% capital gains tax rate and reserve institutional room for the launch of cryptocurrency ETFs.
2. Japan’s Three Megabanks to Jointly Launch Yen Stablecoin in FY2026 link
MUFG Bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and Mizuho Bank plan to jointly issue fiat-backed stablecoins in the 2026 fiscal year. The three banks will set up a dedicated consultation body to study operational models and practical application plans. They have been conducting pilot tests for joint stablecoin issuance with Japan’s Financial Services Agency since November 2025, and will advance commercial rollout in line with regulatory requirements and market developments.
3. South Korea: Tokenized Stocks May Be Taxed as Securities From H2 2026 link
South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance currently classifies tokenized stocks as securities rather than virtual assets. If the Financial Services Commission confirms their status as securities, taxes can be levied immediately under the existing Capital Markets Act, with implementation possible as early as the second half of this year. The Financial Services Commission plans to release guidelines on tokenized securities and revisions to subordinate regulations in July, and may issue an official ruling on the securities nature of tokenized stocks. The ministry stated that tokenized stocks issued anywhere worldwide will be subject to dividend income tax under current tax laws if their economic value and right structure are essentially securities, and overseas transactions on foreign platforms may also be taxed. The ministry and the National Tax Service are establishing information exchange mechanisms with overseas tax authorities including the US Internal Revenue Service to obtain transaction records from foreign platforms.
4. Hong Kong’s First Compliant Stablecoins to Launch by Mid-2026; Licenses to Be “Very Limited” link
In a reply to the Legislative Council, the Hong Kong government stated that after the implementation of the Stablecoin Ordinance, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority received a total of 36 applications in the first phase and granted stablecoin issuer licences to two institutions in April this year. Based on the business plans of the two licensees, regulated stablecoins in Hong Kong are expected to launch as early as mid-year. The HKMA is conducting further communications with the remaining applicants. Licensing will continue to adopt stringent criteria, with assessments covering application scenarios, business sustainability, risk management capabilities and compliance performance. It also noted that the total number of licences will remain limited even if more are issued in the future.
5. Chinese Investors Use Stablecoins to Evade Capital Controls, Betting on SpaceX & Other US IPOs link
Chinese investors are using stablecoins and offshore crypto platforms to bypass capital controls and purchase tokenized products that track the pre-IPO valuations of US tech companies such as SpaceX and OpenAI. Although OpenAI, Anthropic and other companies have previously stated that they do not recognize unauthorized tokenized contracts or secondary transfers, and that such products may not carry actual economic rights, some investors still hope to gain exposure to US tech IPOs and diversify their assets through these vehicles.
6. Malaysian Police Dismantle Crypto Investment Fraud Call Center Targeting Chinese Citizens link
Police in Penang, Malaysia have busted a crypto investment scam call centre and arrested five foreign nationals. The gang is suspected of targeting Chinese citizens by running fraudulent schemes involving USDT investment and exchange services. The detainees include three men and two women aged between 24 and 46. Authorities seized mobile phones, computers, routers and other equipment. The case is under investigation on charges of fraud and criminal conspiracy.
7. Singapore’s Revised Single Family Office Framework Takes Effect June 15 link
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced that the revised framework for Single Family Offices (SFOs) will take effect on June 15. The new rules streamline the setup process. Eligible SFOs will be granted collective licence exemptions automatically, only required to notify MAS of operations, open regulated bank accounts and declare assets under management annually. Existing SFOs based in Singapore will be given a one-year compliance transition period ending on June 15, 2027.
8. BSP Confirms Binance and BlockShoals Lack VASP Licenses in the Philippines link
South Korean police are investigating local users of prediction market platform Polymarket on suspicion of illegal gambling. The Gangwon Provincial Police Agency has launched the probe commissioned by the National Police Agency, marking South Korea’s first investigation into domestic users of Polymarket. Under current South Korean laws, all betting on platforms other than Sports Toto operated by the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation is illegal. Relevant users may face a fine of up to 10 million won pursuant to Article 246 of the Criminal Act. Reports say Polymarket is currently accessible without IP circumvention, allowing South Korean users to place bets via USD stablecoins. Its prediction markets for South Korea’s local elections held on June 3 previously saw betting volume reaching tens of billions of won.
9. Metaplanet to Acquire Licensed Japanese Securities Firm Siiibo Securities link
Japanese listed company Metaplanet announced that it will acquire 100% equity of Siiibo Securities, a licensed Type I securities firm in Japan, for 2.1 billion yen (approximately 13 million US dollars). The transaction is expected to be completed in July, and Siiibo Securities will be renamed Metaplanet Securities. Metaplanet stated that this acquisition is the first major merger and acquisition under its Bitcoin financial ecosystem strategy Project Nova. It will leverage the securities license and customer base to explore businesses including Bitcoin-linked bonds, digital securities, stablecoin payment services and digital asset custody.
10. HKMC Issues HK$12B Public Digital Bond, World’s Largest to Date link
The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation Limited announced its inaugural public offering of digital bonds totalling HK$12 billion, comprising three tranches: HK$6 billion two-year bonds, HK$2.5 billion five-year bonds and RMB 3 billion three-year bonds. The five-year Hong Kong dollar digital bond represents the longest tenor ever issued for Hong Kong dollar digital bonds, setting a new benchmark for the local bond market. This issuance is the world’s largest digital bond offering to date, making the corporation Hong Kong’s first public entity to issue digital bonds. The bonds will be created on a distributed ledger technology platform operated by the Central Moneymarkets Unit, which also serves as the settlement and clearing system for the digital bonds.
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