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Hace 1 día Brazilian fintech Meliuz said it has filed for a primary offering of shares with the aim of raising funds for the acquisition of bitcoin, with pricing scheduled for June 12.

Brazil’s Congress and Bitcoin: A Sovereign Fund to Reshape Crypto?

Brazil Investors Are Paying ‘Extra’ to Buy Bitcoin: Why?

In Brazil

In a move demonstrating Brazil’s tightening embrace of crypto, Itaú Unibanco, the largest bank in Latin America, is rolling out Bitcoin and Ethereum trading for its customers.

The bill proposes allowing Brazilian investment funds to invest in cryptocurrencies, enabling portfolio diversification and aligning with global financial trends. Why is this bill significant? It

In Brazil, which faces a significant monetary devaluation of 13 % per year, protecting one’s assets has become a major challenge for investors. As the local currency, the

Brazil

Brazil’s crypto market reports 42% growth, driven by stablecoin usage and institutional interest. Institutional transactions increased in late 2025, indicating renewed

Brazil: Here's why Bitcoin has become indispensable in the face of

Why Brazilian bank’s embrace of Bitcoin is a lot like BlackRock’s

A phased acquisition of Bitcoin

A phased acquisition of Bitcoin by Brazil would likely increase demand, potentially driving up Bitcoin’s price. This could spur a bullish sentiment across the

Brazil’s Parliament is About to Let Investment Funds Buy

Brazil's Meliuz launches share offering for bitcoin purchase

While on Brazil

Did Brazil Just Give Bitcoin Investors Everywhere a Huge Holiday

While on Brazil’s largest exchange, people were paying $30,443 to acquire one Bitcoin. This is fairly an indication of the budding buying pressure.

Brazil's Galipolo sees surge in crypto use, says 90% of flow tied to

Brazil

Brazil's central bank chief Gabriel Galipolo said on Thursday that crypto asset usage in the country has surged over the past two to three years, with around 90% of the flow

Bitcoin Prices Nearly Double in Brazil: What’s Driving the Surge?

Brazil's new bill makes it easier for Bitcoin to be used as a means of payment or as an investment asset, but does not establish Bitcoin as legal tender.