Brazilian Magazine SUPER Embraces Bitcoin

The popular Brazilian science and culture magazine Superinteressante has created a bitcoin paywall. Not only is the publication accepting the digital currency, they've embraced it by publishing articles aimed to educate the population of Brazil on its benefits. The magazine announced its acceptance of bitcoin in a recent post: Buy SUPER articles with bitcoins. SUPERINTERESSANTE magazine is ahead of a whole new experience, and you're invited to take part. In the November issue, you'll learn about a district in Berlin where bitcoins - a virtual currency - are replacing conventional money. In....

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A Brazilian judge has ruled that the CEO of Mirror Trading International should remain in precautionary detention as authorities in South Africa have already furnished their Brazilian counterparts with the documentation that is required for extradition purposes. The judge also rejected Johann Steynberg’s attempts to use his Brazilian family as the basis for seeking an end to his precautionary detention. Documentation for Steynberg’s Formal Extradition A Brazilian judge recently dismissed an application by Johann Steynberg — the mastermind behind Mirror....

The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) has partnered with the Court of Accounts of the Union (TCU), a constitutional institution of the Brazilian government, to complete the development of the Brazilian Blockchain Network. The partnership, established through a memorandum of understanding, establishes a deadline for the completion of the project, which should be finished in five years. Brazilian Blockchain Network Development Powered by a New Partnership New details are available on the development of the Brazilian Blockchain Network, a common rail that will be used as a base for....

The new directive of the Brazilian securities watchdog, the CVM, is now demanding specific changes to the cryptocurrency bill pending discussion in Congress. The organization wants to correct a loophole in the current document in which some tokens would not be considered securities, including tokenized physical goods and carbon credits. Brazilian CVM Presses for Changes in Current Cryptocurrency Bill The Brazilian securities watchdog, the CVM, is pressing for changes in the cryptocurrency bill that will clarify how virtual assets will be treated in the country. The new directive....