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Will you be friendly with Japanes pepple?

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Estimated "Personal Wallet" Ownership Rate in Japan This may be an important point. Rather than simply depositing their data at an exchange, these individuals own wallets (e.g., MetaMask or Ledger) where they manage their own private keys. Estimate: Less than 1% to 2% While direct statistics are scarce, we can infer this from NFT purchasing experience and DeFi usage rates. Past surveys by the Consumer Affairs Agency and other organizations have found that only a few percent of people have ever purchased NFTs (less than 10% of men in their 20s, and even lower overall). When it comes to active users who not only "have purchased" NFTs but also regularly engage in DeFi and on-chain activities, the figure is likely to be even lower, at 0.x%.

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What is custody? Super simply, it's about who holds your money or assets and who has the final say. Bank deposits work like this👇 Your money → The bank holds it → The rules are set by the bank and the government Therefore ・It can be frozen ・Transfers take time ・There are many restrictions This is called **custody (entrusting it to someone else)**. On the other hand, self-custody is the exact opposite. Your money → You manage it directly → You hold the key (password) No bank or company is involved. It's like "keeping a safe at home and holding the key yourself." 🔑 Next is JPYC. JPC is a "digital yen," but it's not yen stored in a bank. ・It's stored in your smartphone wallet ・It can be sent 24/7 ・It can be used even without a bank account In other words, It's yen, but it doesn't go through a bank. This is the crux of the sentence. JPYC is not just a digital asset... To break it down, we can rephrase it like this: 👇

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JPYC is not "money managed by a bank," but "yen you hold directly." So, - Not bound by bank business hours - Less subject to remittance rules - You can move it at your own discretion To put it more simply, it's called financial freedom. To clarify, "protected from yen instability" does not mean that the yen is safe. To be precise: 👇 - Bank bankruptcy - Remittance suspension - Account freezing It means that you can distance yourself from the instability of these systems. To sum it up in one sentence, JPYC x self-custody is **the technology to take the yen back into your hands**.

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