The Japan Financial Services Agency has released a proposal for the classification and regulation of encryption assets and has begun soliciting public opinions.

According to the Gate.io News bot, Cryptonews reported that the Japanese Financial Services Agency released a regulatory discussion paper on April 10, proposing a new classification scheme for encryption assets. The scheme divides encryption assets into two main categories: one is "financing/commercial type," covering tokens used for fundraising; the other is "non-financing/non-commercial type," including Bitcoin, Ether, and others.

The Financial Bureau is seeking public opinion on specific regulatory matters such as information disclosure requirements, pledge rules, and market access. This public consultation will last until May 10, with the goal of establishing a tiered regulatory system.