Historic: Cryptocurrency Assets Are Now Legally Seizable in Brazil
In a historic decision, the National High Court of Brazil decided that when funds are not available for seizure in the banking system, judges can directly send letters to cryptocurrency exchanges to investigate if debtor...
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