Hello crypto fans, as per usual we have the latest crypto developments including of course new crypto rules that came about yesterday. All these developments and happenings are likely to reshape the crypto landscape and you can count on us to keep you hydrated on the news.
So here’s a look at the top 3 things you should know!
New Crypto Rules Bring Banking-Style Oversight to the Table
Brazil’s Banco Central do Brasil (BCB) has finalized a fresh set of crypto rules under Resolutions 519, 520, and 521. These bad boys introduce a brand-new category called Sociedades Prestadoras de Serviços de Ativos Virtuais (SPSAVs) to ensure stablecoin payments getting the full banking treatment.
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So basically, stablecoin payments are now classified as foreign-exchange operations. Even transfers involving self-custody wallets get a nod if a provider’s in the mix. That means companies must ID wallet owners, track asset origins, and do all these additional steps, even for non-cross-border transactions.
BCB says these new crypto rules amp up consumer protection, transparency, and anti-money laundering (AML) standards for brokers, custodians, and intermediaries.
Everything is supposed to kick off on February 2, 2026. I guess we will have to wait and see how this will impact the Latin American crypto scene.
You can also read the full story on Coin Medium.
Coinbase Levels the Playing Field with Fair Token Sales
Switching gears to some global good vibes, Coinbase is launching a super transparent token sales platform that’s all about balance and fairness.
Users worldwide get equitable access to hot tokens with crystal-clear disclosures, while issuers tap into Coinbase’s massive retail base for healthy, long-term project growth.
After six years sidelined by tough regs, American retail folks can now join public token sales on equal footing, kicking off with the Monad (MON) sale from November 17–22.
Bitcoin’s Quantum Shield: A Simple Interim Fix from Willy Woo
Worried about quantum computers cracking your Bitcoin? Crypto guru Willy Woo has a chill temporary hack.
Taking to social media platform X, he suggested moving your BTC to a SegWit-compatible wallet and chilling there for about seven years until quantum-resistant tech arrives.
Now SegWit (Segregated Witness) upgraded Bitcoin back on August 23, 2017, to boost efficiency and security. It’s not a forever fix, but it buys time against those super-powered quantum threats that could potentially expose private keys.
Check out a rundown of this development here.
There you have it. That’s a quick run down of the hottest things that took place in the crypto space yesterday including the introduction of new crypto rules.
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