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Brazil’s Central Bank Tightens Crypto Rules: $100K Transaction Cap Sparks Debate

Brazil’s Central Bank Tightens Crypto Rules: $100K Transaction Cap Sparks Debate

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2025-11-11 08:50:28
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Brazil's financial watchdog just dropped a regulatory hammer—and crypto firms are feeling the squeeze.

New rules impose a hard $100,000 ceiling on certain transactions, forcing exchanges and wallets to rethink operations overnight. No grace period, no loopholes—just abrupt compliance.

The move exposes a global tension: regulators want control, while crypto rails keep bypassing traditional gatekeepers. One banking insider quipped, 'They’ll just offshore it—like always.'

For now, the message is clear: play by their rules, or get locked out. Whether this kills innovation or saves fools from themselves? Place your bets.

Brazil Central Bank Sets Rules for Crypto Firms, Including $100K Limit on Certain Transactions

Brazil’s central bank has unveiled a sweeping regulatory framework for domestic digital asset companies. The new rules, announced Monday, introduce authorization requirements and compliance standards similar to those applied to traditional financial institutions.

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