
Brazilian firm to launch world’s first coffee-backed crypto
Minasul plans to begin offering a crypto that can help coffee farmers secure liquidity based on their future growth.
Minasul plans to begin offering a crypto that can help coffee farmers secure liquidity based on their future growth.
Brazil is looking to upgrade their diplomatic corps, so everyone has to learn about the world’s new money and technologies.
A new law has been introduced that would allow the Department of Federal Revenue of Brazil, the country’s tax authority, to collect information from crypto exchanges regarding users and their transactions.
Cryptocurrency holders are extremely frustrated due to not being able to withdraw their funds from Bitcoin Bank Group.
The Brazilian sandbox, supported by several agencies, will allow them to study new technologies while encouraging innovation.
A Brazilian court has ruled that banks need justified reasons to shut down accounts, and merely trading in cryptos doesn’t count.
After a rash of cryptocurrency related crime, Brazil has formed a committee to regulate the sectore
Brazil has cracked down on a massive pyramid scheme that brought in over 50 thousand victims.
Brazilian police thought they had caught a drug smuggler, but it turns out he was linked to an illegal BTC mine as well.
Brazillian police were merely looking for drug dealers, but they stumbled on a BTC money laundering operation as well.
The bank had unsuccessfully tried to overturn a previous court ruling and was ordered to return around $350,000 to the exchange.
Banco BTG Pactual announced plans for the security token, which will be backed by distressed real estate.