Japan is moving to shore up investor confidence by proposing a steep cut to crypto‑gains tax. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) wants to slash the rate from the current 55 % down to a flat 20 %, putting digital assets on par with stocks and other traditional investments. The goal is to spark more trading, spur market growth and lure institutional money.
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Japan is moving to shore up investor confidence by proposing a steep cut to crypto‑gains tax. The Financial Services Agency (FSA) wants to slash the rate from the current 55 % down to a flat 20 %, putting digital assets on par with stocks and other traditional investments. The goal is to spark more trading, spur market growth and lure institutional money.
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