世界から孤立を選ぶ日本の施策に世界撤退・世界第三位の取引所BIBIT日本への終焉
日本との取引から撤退したコインベース。バイナンス初期SV・クラーケン・BIBIT
Japan's policy of isolation from the world leads to a global withdrawal, ending the world's third-largest exchange, BIBIT, in Japan.
Coinbase has withdrawn from trading with Japan. Early Binance SV, Kraken, and BIBIT
日本の施策によって日本を撤退する世界暗号通貨取引所の数々、バイナンスは日本金融庁へ登録してくれたのですが多くのサービスが撤退する、2026年世界有数の取引所BIBITが日本在住へのサービス終了を発表。
此処で、日本在住に未来はあるのか？2008年から2014年の間にビットコインやリップルなどを安全に保管して取引できた層は安全ですが、確かにその時期に暗号通貨を入手できたかどうかにはあらゆる場所で重大な反感の反映の結果がある可能性がある。其れが十分に考えられるます。
BIBITは中国大陸系関連のﾍﾞﾝ・ﾁｮｳ氏が運営する大規模CEXでしたが、まさかの日本撤退について日本在住のアメリカ人市民やイギリス系の市民や中国関係の市民などや移民が考えられる人々や各国の名士層の末裔が何かしらの問題で日本へきて経済的に困窮していたとしよう。
其処に必要な通貨が法定通貨ですが、暗号通貨が日本で人間関係や文化、世界と人々の歴史に問題があった事が原因でもあると考えられるのですが、人々にとって正常な外貨や貿易、暗号通貨などは非常に有効な手段ですが、日本は終わりある国や人々が少なくないのかもしれない、より過激化する世界の日本離れと日本国内から飛び立つ未来のある或いは魂たち、
日本側が悪い可能性はあるのですが強気に国内で不正を強気に通してきた日本の悪い部分がちょうど裏目に出ました、同時期、世界で限界を迎えた日本が見えた。そもそも暴力団排除条例の時期と暗号通貨は一致して、日本は暴力団出身の政治家がある異例の国ですから、既に日本の其の関連層が悪い癖に非常に問題がある可能性はある。只でさえ戦後、民族主義の観点から見て問題があるのは分かりますが、強気にいけば犯罪でもなんとかなるという暴力団出身の政府層の悪い部分が態度が世界も日本の層をうまく見捨てた結果につながったように見えるのですが
今後新しい展開としても、実は一番中華大陸で現地のアメリカ人やイギリス人やフランス人や或いは元以外の伝統民族の華人（恐らくは元ではない可能性があるし、欧州人の事かもしれないとは可能性としては感じます※神が茶髪・金髪・目が青くてきれいな欧州系人や其の直系の混血とか）が恩恵を受けずらい現状において何か善展を期待するのですが、
今後素晴らしい展開があるならいいのですが利益が絡んで政府の当時の人員が世界に金融庁への登録を必ずしも必要ではなかったのに、強気に管理を望んだことが原因で日本と中華関連の市場は失敗している、やはり傾向としては中華又は日本のモンゴル元以外の黄色人種などの中華関連人は暗号通貨にかなり遠い存在になり、限られたものが暗号通貨を所持する傾向が伺えます。
ＵＳＡ政府中心の暴力団排除条例について、暴力団に関連性が深く、彼らにとって其れは妥当であり、寧ろそうである伝統民族は既に日本市場でも暗号通貨に関わるべきではない中で、幾つかの取引所もまるで最初から安全であるか不透明さを感じるほど不安がありますが、世界的に人種問題での黄色人種との衝突はＵＳＡでも実在した中で、色々と不安が感じられます。
肝心な事はきっと法定通貨にも暗号通貨にもテーマが個人的にはあったのに色々あり自分自身が暗号通貨を初期に購入していないという点に問題がある、世界の狙いとリンクする此の動きに対して難しい局面ですが自分がうまくいく形があれば良いのですが
日本は今後海外の取引所に対して新しい展開を残すべきだと思います。
暗合通貨全体を見渡せば
其の時渋る人物はきっといつも他人を救えないし、何もテーマがないのに不正をして自分が主役になろうとすると市場が気持ち悪くなるという悪循環を感じたりします。
Japanese policy has led many global cryptocurrency exchanges to withdraw from Japan. Binance has registered with the Financial Services Agency, but many services are withdrawing. In 2026, BIBIT, one of the world's leading exchanges, announced it would end services to Japanese residents.
So, does this raise questions about the future of living in Japan? Those who were able to safely store and trade Bitcoin, Ripple, and other cryptocurrencies between 2008 and 2014 are safe, but whether or not you were able to acquire cryptocurrencies during that time could be a reflection of significant resentment in various places. This is entirely plausible.
BIBIT was a large-scale CEX run by Ben Chou, who has ties to mainland China. Suppose its unexpected withdrawal from Japan involved American, British, or Chinese-related residents, potential immigrants, or descendants of prominent figures from various countries who had come to Japan for some reason and found themselves in financial difficulty.
While legal tender is the currency needed for this, cryptocurrency is a very effective tool for those who believe that problems in Japan's relationships, culture, and history with the world are also contributing to these problems. However, Japan may be a country with many people facing an end. As the world becomes increasingly detached from Japan, future generations of people are fleeing the country.
While it's possible that Japan is at fault, the negative aspects of Japan's aggressive domestic corruption have backfired. At the same time, the world saw Japan reaching its limits. The timing of the anti-gang ordinance and cryptocurrency coincided. Japan is an unusual country with politicians with gangster roots, so it's possible that the bad habits of those associated with gangsters in Japan are already a major problem. I understand that there are already problems from a post-war nationalist perspective, but the bad attitude of the government's former gangster-turned-class, who believed that they could get away with crime if they were aggressive, seems to have led to the world and Japan effectively abandoning these groups.
As for future developments, I'm actually hoping for some positive developments in mainland China, especially since the current situation is such that local Americans, British, French, and traditional Chinese other than the Yuan dynasty (probably not the Yuan dynasty, and I feel the possibility that it could be Europeans - perhaps beautiful Europeans with brown or blonde hair and blue eyes, or those of direct mixed descent).
It would be great if there were some wonderful developments in the future, but the Japanese and Chinese-related markets have failed because of the government's aggressive desire to regulate them, even though profits were involved and registration with the Financial Services Agency was not necessarily required worldwide. It seems that the Chinese, or people of Chinese descent other than the Mongolian Yuan dynasty in Japan, are quite distant from cryptocurrency, and only a limited number of them own it.
The US government's anti-gang ordinance, which has strong ties to organized crime, is appropriate. In fact, traditional ethnic groups with similar ties should no longer be involved in cryptocurrencies in the Japanese market. Some exchanges also raise concerns, as if they are unclear about their safety from the start. Given the reality of racial conflicts with Asians around the world, even in the USA, this raises many concerns.
The key issue is that I personally had a specific theme for both fiat and cryptocurrencies, but due to various factors, I didn't purchase cryptocurrencies early on. This movement, which is linked to global goals, is a difficult situation, but I hope I can find a way to make it work for me.
I think Japan should leave a trail of new developments for overseas exchanges going forward.
Looking at the cryptocurrency market as a whole,
People who hesitate at times will likely never be able to help others, and when they try to become the center of attention by committing fraud without any specific theme, it creates a vicious cycle that makes the market feel uneasy.
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