Bill to regulate crypto in Brazil for first time heads to Senate vote
The largest Latin American country could soon be the latest to regulate crypto, which lawmakers hope will increase its uses across the country.
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The largest Latin American country could soon be the latest to regulate crypto, which lawmakers hope will increase its uses across the country.
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