Brasiliansk regering förbereder nytt dekret för att förtydliga regler för kryptovaluta

The Brazilian government is preparing to release a decree to fill the blank spaces that the recent approval of the cryptocurrency law has left open. Dokumentet, prepared by the Ministry of Finance, will establish the areas of oversight and responsibilities for the Central Bank of Brazil and the national securities regulator (CVM).

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Brazilian Government to Issue New Crypto Regulation Decree

Members of the Brazilian government are working to extend the cryptocurrency rules established by the cryptocurrency law sanctioned on Dec. 21 by outgoing president Jair Bolsonaro. Enligt rapporterar from local outlets, the Ministry of Finance is working on a decree to fill in the blanks that the general formulation of the law left unaddressed. The document will have to be reviewed by executive aides of president Luis Inacio “Lula” Da Silva before getting sanctioned.

The document is being prepared by Gabriel Galipolo, executive secretary of the Ministry of Finance, and by the secretary of economic reforms, Marcos Pinto, with the help of technicians from the Central Bank of Brazil and the national securities regulator. This decree will divide the responsibilities of cryptocurrency oversight between these two institutions, giving them clear items and market areas to attend to.

Incoming Dispositions

The new document will assign to the Central Bank of Brazil the task of organizing and supervising the behavior of cryptocurrency exchanges in Brazil, putting a special focus on checking they exercise due compliance with the rules described in the law. Virtual asset service providers (VASP:er) will receive regulations similar to the ones banks have currently.

Under tiden, the new definitions would put the Brazilian securities regulator on top of tokenized securities, analyzing if each tokenized asset constitutes a security. The organization will establish a new division dedicated to this task, the superintendence of digital assets.

This move is consistent with the uttalanden that Expedito Netto, former rapporteur of the law, gave regarding the future of the law and the revisions that the government of Luis Inacio “Lula” Da Silva, the current president of Brazil, announced back in January.

The issue of asset segregation will be another important topic that the government will try to include in this decree. The subject, which implies that exchanges would have to separate their assets from the assets belonging to their users, was proposed when the bill was still in discussion. i alla fall, it failed to be part of the final law document due to disagreements in Congress.

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Sergio Goschenko

Sergio är en kryptovalutajournalist baserad i Venezuela. Han beskriver sig själv som sen till matchen, in i kryptosfären när prisuppgången skedde under december 2017. Har en bakgrund inom datateknik, bor i Venezuela, och påverkas av kryptovalutaboomen på social nivå, han erbjuder en annan syn på kryptoframgång och hur det hjälper dem som saknar bank och som är underbetjänade.

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