Brazil's central bank wants crypto firms to hold larger stablecoin transfers abroad for a day, tightening a foreign-exchange net around dollar tokens.
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The proposal. Brazil’s central bank wants crypto firms to hold certain stablecoin transfers for up to 24 hours before releasing them abroad or to self-custody wallets.
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