Brazil’s president signs law aimed at having central bank regulate crypto firms
The decree authorizes the central bank to regulate and supervise virtual asset service providers and ensures the country’s securities regulator will continue to handle many tokens.
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The decree authorizes the central bank to regulate and supervise virtual asset service providers and ensures the country’s securities regulator will continue to handle many tokens.
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