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According to CoinPost, the Financial Services Agency of Japan has explicitly classified the yen stablecoin issuer JPYC as a "funds transfer operator" in "Access FSA", subject to the same legal framework as PayPay and Rakuten Pay. The agency stated that when users pay 10 thousand yen to obtain the stablecoin, use it in circulation, and eventually exchange it back to yen, this process constitutes "funds transfer". JPYC is required to maintain reserves of more than 100% of user pre-paid assets, ensuring that even in the event of bankruptcy, user funds can be basically guaranteed for return.

According to Golden Ten Data, ChainCatcher reports that Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the Bank of Japan, stated that if the current supply shock results in a secondary ripple effect, it will be necessary to consider raising interest rates.

April 28, 2026 – According to real-time on-chain data from the DexFV protocol, its core ecosystem token, DX5, continues to exhibit powerful deflationary momentum. Backed by the robust performance of the "Intelligent Settlement Layer," this week's burn volume remains at a high level, further accelerating the asset's scarcity trajectory. Core Burn Statistics: Daily Burn (Today): 289,783.76 DX5 7-Day Burn Total: 2,156,990.97 DX5 30-Day Cumulative Burn: 10,800,595.64 Tokens Current Status: The protocol’s deflationary engine is operating at a high-performance baseline, with the burn rate precisely synchronized with ecosystem intelligent computing yields. Key Deflationary Mechanisms: Ultimate Scarcity Target: Total supply will continuously contract from 100,000,000 tokens until reaching a final cap of 2,100,000. Real-Time Dynamic Drive: The protocol triggers a deflationary ratio of 0.5% – 2% based on real-time on-chain interaction heat. Permanent Black Hole Burn: 50% of the deflationary quota is sent directly to a "black hole" address, permanently removing it from the circulating supply. Ecosystem Value Loop: The remaining 50% is strategically allocated to the Insurance Pool (25%) and the Trading Reward Pool (25%), reducing supply while bolstering system-wide risk resilience.