No Crypto Allowed: Brazil’s Public Prosecutor’s Office Tightens Vigilance on Election Funding
Brazil’s Public Prosecutor’s Office (MPF) explained that this prohibition stemmed from the pseudonymous trait of cryptocurrency, as each donation must be identified, and this requirement could be very difficult to comple...
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