Brazil’s $252 billion crypto market gets $10,000 self-custody reporting rule
Central bank-authorized institutions must notify Coaf when transfers to or from user-controlled wallets meet the threshold. The post Brazil’s $252 billion crypto market gets $10,000 self-custody reporting rule appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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