Simon Gerovich(@gerovich):Japanese households are often described as too conservative because so much of their savings sits in cash. For a long time, that caution was rational. When prices don't rise, cash protects purchasing power, and in Japan it did exactly that. That era is changing. With inflation back, cash alone no longer offers the protection it once did. The people who saved carefully shouldn't be the ones who fall behind as the world changes. Everyone in Japan deserves a real path to financial security and independence, and that's what we're building toward at Metaplanet: the financial services to get there, one by one.

2026.08.10 02:07

Japanese households are often described as too conservative because so much of their savings sits in cash. For a long time, that caution was rational. When prices don't rise, cash protects purchasing power, and in Japan it did exactly that. That era is changing. With inflation back, cash alone no longer offers the protection it once did. The people who saved carefully shouldn't be the ones who fall behind as the world changes. Everyone in Japan deserves a real path to financial security and independence, and that's what we're building toward at Metaplanet: the financial services to get there, one by one.

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