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- 11:49Japan's first yen stablecoin issuer JPYC may become a new force in the government bond marketChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, JPYC, Japan's first officially licensed yen stablecoin issuer, stated that as the stablecoin market expands, issuers may become important buyers in the Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) market. JPYC plans to invest 80% of its issuance proceeds in government bonds and deposit 20% in banks. This model is expected to fill the market gap left by the Bank of Japan's slowdown in bond purchases. JPYC began issuing its yen stablecoin on October 27, with the current issuance amounting to approximately $930,000, and aims to reach $66 billion within three years. The company's CEO, Noritaka Okabe, stated that the demand for government bonds in stablecoin reserves will be influenced by the supply and demand balance of stablecoins, and this trend will appear globally. Meanwhile, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan has approved the "Payment Innovation Project" formed by major financial institutions such as Mizuho Bank and Mitsubishi UFJ Bank. These institutions will begin issuing payment stablecoins this month, further promoting the application of stablecoins in Japan's traditional financial sector.
- 11:49Bitget CEO tells Bloomberg that macro policies in December will determine the direction of the crypto marketChainCatcher news, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen was interviewed by Bloomberg Crypto and shared four major market insights: DATs mainly benefit project teams, with questionable value for investors After the crash on October 11, the pressure on altcoins is a structural issue rather than a temporary phenomenon The market pricing power has shifted to Wall Street dominance December will become a key macro window period; the end of the government shutdown and interest rate adjustment policies will set the tone for the market Chen specifically pointed out that if the liquidity environment improves, cryptocurrencies and US stocks may gain upward momentum simultaneously.
- 11:47Japanese stablecoin issuer JPYC: Stablecoin issuers may become major buyers of Japanese government bondsJinse Finance reported that Tokyo-based JPYC, the issuer of Japan's first yen-pegged stablecoin, stated that as reserves increase, the issuer could become a major buyer of Japanese Government Bonds (JGB). JPYC began issuing its yen token "JPYC" on October 27, based on Japan's revised Payment Services Act—the country's first legal framework for stablecoins. The company has so far issued tokens worth approximately $930,000 and plans to reach a circulation of $66 billion within the next three years. JPYC plans to invest 80% of the proceeds from issuance into Japanese Government Bonds, with the remaining 20% deposited in banks, initially focusing on short-term securities.