Crypto Exchanges Oppose Brazil’s Stablecoin Self-Custody Ban
Crypto actors see the ban proposal, spearheaded by the Central Bank of Brazil, as excessive and explain that this move might push companies to operate offshore. An alternative proposal that substitutes the proposed ban w...
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