Brazil

Brazil’s Parliament Passes Bitcoin Bill, Moving It Up To Senate

Brazil, the largest country in Latin America, is moving closer to regulating cryptocurrencies with its own version of a Bitcoin law. Large companies expect that such a

Brazil Proposes Bill to Regulate Bitcoin Salary Payments

The measure has to pass

Brazil is moving towards bitcoin integration in its economy with a new bill proposed in the National Congress that allows workers to receive part of their salary in bitcoin

It must pass through the Chamber of Deputies before moving to the Federal Senate for final approval. It proposes that salaries can be partially paid in crypto, but only if

The measure has to pass Brazil’s parliamentary process before it becomes official. If approved by the Chamber of Deputies, the Federal Senate must then review it. Once both chambers give

Federal Deputy Luiz Philippe de

Federal Deputy Luiz Philippe de Orleans e Bragança filed bill PL 957/2025 on March 12, proposing that employers be allowed to pay workers partially in Bitcoin while

Bill Proposes Legalizing Bitcoin Salaries in Brazil

Brazil moves closer to crypto regulation with Senate vote

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Salary in Bitcoin

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The Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets

Bitcoin Paychecks? Brazil Introduces Bill To Legalize BTC Salaries

The Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets in Brazil will soon get overseen by a more complete regulatory framework as a unison work among different sectors of the

Brazil's Bold Move : Bitcoin (BTC) Salary Payments

The bill regulating the cryptocurrency

The bill regulating the cryptocurrency market in Brazil is expected to be approved by the National Congress in the first half of this year, according to Cointelegraph Brazil.

Brazilian Senate announces incoming approval of the ‘Bitcoin law’

Brazil Is Now One Step Closer To Regulating Bitcoin