Wu said he learned that, according to Nikkei reports, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) announced on September 24 that it plans to reform the country’s regulations related to crypto games, aiming to simplify the process for companies to handle in-game crypto assets. This regulatory reform may significantly lower the threshold for Japanese companies to enter the blockchain game market and encourage more large domestic companies to enter the blockchain game field. In addition, the Financial Services Agency launched the Financial Council Working Committee meeting on September 25 to formally begin discussions on the revision of the Fund Settlement Act. Currently, if companies want to provide functions such as virtual currency purchases in their own services, they must obtain a license from an exchange operator. This requirement involves many aspects such as asset management and compensation fund preparation, which puts a greater burden on enterprises.