SBI証券と楽天証券が自社で暗号資産投資信託の開発を進めている。日本が2028年までに暗号資産を保有するファンドを許可する規則の策定準備を進める中、野村證券、大和証券、SMBC日興証券もこれに追随する計画である。
SBI証券と楽天証券が、暗号資産投資信託の社内開発に着手した。この動きは、暗号資産を保有するファンドを許可するという日本の規制変更計画に沿ったものである。
日本の各社が2028年までに暗号資産投資信託の準備を開始
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