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Why Brazil’s Central Bank Wants to Classify Stablecoins as Electronic Monetary Instruments

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2 outlets - including Bitcoinworld and Bitcoin - are covering this story. BitcoinWorld Brazil’s Central Bank Argues Stablecoins Should Be Regulated as Electronic Money Brazil’s central bank has taken a firm stance in the ongoing debate over how to classify digital assets, stating that stablecoins should be regula…

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Brazil’s Central Bank Argues Stablecoins Should Be Regulated as Electronic Money
Bitcoin World Jul 4, 05:55 UTC

Brazil’s Central Bank Argues Stablecoins Should Be Regulated as Electronic Money

BitcoinWorld Brazil’s Central Bank Argues Stablecoins Should Be Regulated as Electronic Money Brazil’s central bank has taken a firm stance in the ongoing debate over how to classify digital assets, stating that stablecoins should be regula…

Why Brazil’s Central Bank Wants to Classify Stablecoins as Electronic Monetary Instruments
Bitcoin.com News Jul 4, 05:05 UTC

Why Brazil’s Central Bank Wants to Classify Stablecoins as Electronic Monetary Instruments

In a Brazilian Congress hearing, Fábio Araújo, consultant for the Financial System Regulation Department (Denor), stressed that, unlike other crypto assets, stablecoins have specific traits that would be better regulated if they were classi…