Brazilian SEC seeks to change its role in cryptocurrency regulation
Resistant to overseeing the space in the past, the agency said it now plans to work on the definition of virtual assets.
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Resistant to overseeing the space in the past, the agency said it now plans to work on the definition of virtual assets.
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