Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission CVM Defines Rules to Classify Cr...

Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission CVM Defines Rules to Classify Cr...

The Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) has clarified the criteria by which different cryptocurrency assets can be considered securities. Through the issuance of a guidance opinion document, the CVM defines different classifications for existing cryptocurrency assets, specifies which can be viewed as securities, and explains how it will intervene in these markets. Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission CVM Addresses Crypto Securities Classification The Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) has issued a new guidance opinion document that touches on the....


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