Bank of Yan · Monetary Affairs Bureau
Project build register
- DOCUMENT
- BOY-2026-0041
- CLASSIFICATION
- PUBLIC
- DATE
- 2026
The last Japanese banknote has already been printed.*
No notes. No mint. No paper.
Paper → Protocol
BANK OF YAN · Official Monetary Portal · BOY-2026-001
Write the next chapter.
Put yen on a chain. It is still yen.Choose YAN. Build the next chapter with readable rules and public participation.
BANK OF YAN · 相場記録 / 001
Yen is the reference. YAN finds its price in the market. Reaching ¥1 per YAN is our ambition, not a peg or a right to redeem YAN for yen.
A weighted index of live services and published project milestones. Certificate sales count as open regardless of purchases. Not adoption, asset safety or a launch-readiness score.
THE WAY FORWARD · ROADMAP
Grow the community. Work toward HyperCore. Explore the team’s priorities and the conditions for each next step.

YANCHINKO · FIELD PAPER 001
Japanese play culture, HIP-4 infrastructure and a possible connection to YAN. Why we are building Yanchinko—and the work needed to make it useful.
Image: AI-generated editorial illustration
YAN PUBLIC OFFICE · 窓口案内
A community token project by the Bank of Yan team. Explore staking, voting and public money flows; verify deployed contracts and balances at each desk.
Read the operating plan →接続窓口 · HYPEREVM 999
Connecting does not sign or transfer funds. Review each transaction in Rabby.
An independent token project. Not an official service of Japan’s government or Digital Agency.
The paper era

Read the history and institutional context at their sources, separately from YAN’s fictional future.
The New Currency Act establishes the yen as Japan's monetary unit.
Shibusawa Eiichi (¥10,000), Tsuda Umeko (¥5,000), Kitasato Shibasaburō (¥1,000). The National Printing Bureau supplies roughly three billion notes a year to the Bank of Japan.
Japan holds $1,116.7 billion in U.S. Treasury securities, the largest non-U.S. holder, down from $1,143.1 billion in May.
1871 · ILLUSTRATION · generated for the YAN archive
Official White House Photos. Captions record place, date and event: nothing else.



1600s to 2026. The ending is fictional; everything before it is the National Printing Bureau's record.
Yamada Hagaki circulates in the Ise region, regarded as Japan's earliest paper money.
The Meiji government issues Dajokan-satsu, the first government notes to circulate nationwide.
The predecessor of the National Printing Bureau manufactures Japan's first domestically produced banknotes.
Shibusawa Eiichi (¥10,000), Tsuda Umeko (¥5,000), Kitasato Shibasaburō (¥1,000). The National Printing Bureau supplies roughly three billion notes a year to the Bank of Japan.
The Yen Transition Act terminates physical currency production. No further banknotes will be issued. ¥EN → ¥AN.
ARCHIVE · Fictional institution / 2026
In YAN’s story, a Series F ¥10,000 note enters a fictional archive as the “last banknote.” This does not describe the end of actual Japanese banknote issuance.
ILLUSTRATION · GENERATED FOR THE YAN ARCHIVE
HYPERLIQUID
Because YAN is not a banknote. A digital currency needs no printing bureau; it needs financial infrastructure.
1,000,000 points a week for six months.
07:30 UTC. Max supply 1,000,000,000; 31.0% to the genesis distribution.

JAPAN
Paper yen · BOJ · FX · digital transition
¥AN
HYPERLIQUID
HyperCore · HYPE · HyperEVM · programmable finance
¥EN → ¥AN
There is no central banker. There is only settlement.
ILLUSTRATION · GENERATED FOR THE YAN ARCHIVE · 2026
Bank of Yan · Monetary Affairs Bureau
The last Japanese banknote has already been printed.*
No notes. No mint. No paper.
Paper → Protocol
BANK OF YAN · PUBLIC RECORD
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