#日本国债上链24小时交易 Japanese government bonds go on-chain, 24-hour trading | Ten-year custodian, 3,650 days — Day 68 check-in



Sovereign assets go on-chain, the ultimate breakthrough in traditional finance! Japan officially announces the full tokenization of government bonds, with 24/7 around-the-clock on-chain trading to be implemented by the end of 2026, saying goodbye to T+1 and achieving T+0 instant settlement.

Led by Progmat, top financial groups such as Mitsubishi UFJ, Nomura, and Mizuho are jointly promoting this initiative, directly connecting to the global $4 trillion repurchase market, with Japan holding an exclusive 10% share, totaling over $1.6 trillion. This is not a pilot or a test; it is a comprehensive blockchain migration of sovereign-level financial infrastructure.

From stock markets and bond markets to foreign exchange markets, mainstream global assets are accelerating their on-chain transformation. As the second-largest sovereign bond market in the world, Japan’s outstanding debt exceeds 1,000 trillion yen. This on-chain move directly bridges the final gap between traditional and crypto finance.

Sleepless trading, instant clearing, global liquidity, 24/7 real-time response — this is the ultimate future of finance. Crypto is no longer an experimental edge; it is the core infrastructure of sovereign finance.

Ten years of custodianship, 3,650 days — Day 68.
Following the wave of sovereign on-chain adoption, deeply engaging in Gamma Harvesting tidal trading, in the golden age of global asset digitization, using mathematics and compound interest to lock in thousandfold certainty!
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