NFT Taskforce Asks Japanese Government to Consider Appointing Web3 Minister

NFT Taskforce Asks Japanese Government to Consider Appointing Web3 Minister

In a recently released white paper, a Japanese non-fungible token (NFT) taskforce has asked the government to consider appointing a government minister whose job it would be to oversee all matters relating to Web3. Building the Support Structure for Japan’s NFT Sector A Japanese NFT policy task force has reportedly told the country’s leaders to consider appointing Web3 minister, a report has said. If hired, this individual would be in charge of all matters relating to Web3. Also, as per a report published by Coinpost, the government-appointed task force....


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