One thing Japanese crypto exchanges seriously lack is an extensive list of crypto trading pairs. But that may change soon.
Japanese cryptocurrency exchanges are reportedly moving to increase competition with foreign crypto trading platforms by planning to simplify the process of listing new cryptocurrencies.
The Japan Virtual and Crypto Assets Exchange Association , a self-regulatory body of 31 local crypto exchanges, is preparing to release a “green list” of 18 widely-accepted cryptocurrencies in late March, local news agency NikkeiThe green list aims to spare Japanese crypto exchanges from having to screen cryptocurrencies with the JVCEA each time before listing coins on their trading platforms.
The upcoming green list will feature some of the most-traded cryptocurrencies in Japan, including Bitcoin (
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