Japan's National Diet reclassified cryptocurrencies as financial instruments under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA), aligning crypto with stocks. This regulatory shift opens the door for cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Japan, with the first listings expected around 2027, starting with Bitcoin. Shiba Inu (SHIB) is well positioned due to its inclusion on Japan's regulatory "Green List" and its listing on Mercari, Japan's largest marketplace. These developments give SHIB a head start in Japan's emerging crypto ETF market, potentially benefiting from a more favorable tax rate and growing retail interest.
Japan passed new crypto regulations in July 2026 that bring digital assets under financial product rules, improving Shiba Inu's trading status. SHIB is included on Japan's JVCEA Green List, handled by nine exchanges, and recently gained retail access...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) price rose 0.89% to $0.00000545, slightly outperforming the broader crypto market. However, a sharp increase of about 75 billion SHIB tokens moving to exchanges has raised near-term supply pressure, potentially challenging the ongoin...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) experienced a significant inflow of about 75 billion tokens to exchanges within 24 hours, increasing the total exchange inflows to 193.32 billion SHIB. This rise in net inflows could lead to more selling pressure as more tokens becom...
Shiba Inu's futures market has seen a 19.28% surge in open interest, with over 10.74 trillion SHIB tokens committed to derivatives trading. This surge follows a nearly 5% price increase, helping SHIB maintain its key $0.000005 level despite recent co...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) saw a 121% jump in its seven-day average exchange outflow, suggesting more holders are moving tokens off exchanges, which usually signals bullish accumulation. However, exchange inflows surged even higher by 182%, with a net positive...
