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NEWS FLASH: Brazilian Traders Pivot from Stablecoins to Blue-Chip Altcoins
🇧🇷 NEWS FLASH: Brazilian Traders Pivot from Stablecoins to Blue-Chip Altcoins
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SOUTH AMERICA – A significant shift in investor behavior is underway in Brazil, signaling robust and stabilizing capital flows from South America into the broader altcoin market. This movement is evidenced by surging trading volumes reported by major regional exchanges.
Mercado Bitcoin, one of Latin America's largest exchanges, reported a notable increase in demand for leading altcoins, with Ethereum ($ETH ) and Solana ($SOL ) volumes increasing by more than 15% over the past week.
🔄 The Shift: From Stability to Speculation
Historically, stablecoins like USDT and USDC have dominated crypto transactions in Brazil, often accounting for up to 90% of trading volume, primarily serving as a hedge against high local inflation and currency volatility (the Brazilian Real).
However, the latest data suggests a critical rotation of capital:
* Stablecoin Stagnation: Investors who had previously parked funds in dollar-pegged assets for safety are now moving that liquidity.
* Blue-Chip Altcoin Inflow: This capital is flowing directly into established, high-cap altcoins, commonly referred to as "blue-chip" digital assets, such as $ETH and SOL. This rotation indicates growing confidence in the market's upward trajectory and a willingness to take on increased risk for higher potential returns.
🌍 Implications for the Altcoin Market
Brazil is recognized as the leading crypto market in Latin America, a region that Chainalysis identifies as one of the fastest-growing globally.
The newfound stability of capital in South America—moving from defensive positions (stablecoins) to offensive positions (altcoins)—provides a strong, fundamental demand layer supporting the entire altcoin market, reinforcing the liquidity observed from US institutional inflows. This trend suggests that retail adoption in key emerging markets is aligning with institutional sentiment, adding a powerful global dimension to the altcoin rally.
#BrazilReal #CryptoLATAM #AltcoinFlow #ETH #SOL
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SOUTH AMERICA – A significant shift in investor behavior is underway in Brazil, signaling robust and stabilizing capital flows from South America into the broader altcoin market. This movement is evidenced by surging trading volumes reported by major regional exchanges.
Mercado Bitcoin, one of Latin America's largest exchanges, reported a notable increase in demand for leading altcoins, with Ethereum ($ETH ) and Solana ($SOL ) volumes increasing by more than 15% over the past week.
🔄 The Shift: From Stability to Speculation
Historically, stablecoins like USDT and USDC have dominated crypto transactions in Brazil, often accounting for up to 90% of trading volume, primarily serving as a hedge against high local inflation and currency volatility (the Brazilian Real).
However, the latest data suggests a critical rotation of capital:
* Stablecoin Stagnation: Investors who had previously parked funds in dollar-pegged assets for safety are now moving that liquidity.
* Blue-Chip Altcoin Inflow: This capital is flowing directly into established, high-cap altcoins, commonly referred to as "blue-chip" digital assets, such as $ETH and SOL. This rotation indicates growing confidence in the market's upward trajectory and a willingness to take on increased risk for higher potential returns.
🌍 Implications for the Altcoin Market
Brazil is recognized as the leading crypto market in Latin America, a region that Chainalysis identifies as one of the fastest-growing globally.
The newfound stability of capital in South America—moving from defensive positions (stablecoins) to offensive positions (altcoins)—provides a strong, fundamental demand layer supporting the entire altcoin market, reinforcing the liquidity observed from US institutional inflows. This trend suggests that retail adoption in key emerging markets is aligning with institutional sentiment, adding a powerful global dimension to the altcoin rally.
#BrazilReal #CryptoLATAM #AltcoinFlow #ETH #SOL
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#BrazilReal The cryptocurrency market demonstrated a strong upward breakout this Tuesday, with Bitcoin soaring above $94,000 and reaching a seven-day high. The market tone is one of renewed euphoria, fueled by the return of institutional demand in the U.S., the expectation of imminent monetary easing from the Federal Reserve, and the exhaustion of selling pressure. The rapid appreciation reversed the pattern of declines observed at the openings of the American market and signals that confidence that the worst of the correction has passed is returning.
Around 4:55 PM (Brasilia time), Bitcoin was trading at $93,896.9, recording a strong gain of +4.20% on the day. Altcoins followed the upward momentum with great vigor: Ethereum rose +7.94% to $3,365.91, and Cardano jumped +9.72% to $0.4760. Binance data shows that BTC trading volume reached $46 billion, reflecting the strength of spot demand over leverage, which led to the liquidation of more than 107,000 traders in short positions.$BTC #BTCVSGOLD
Around 4:55 PM (Brasilia time), Bitcoin was trading at $93,896.9, recording a strong gain of +4.20% on the day. Altcoins followed the upward momentum with great vigor: Ethereum rose +7.94% to $3,365.91, and Cardano jumped +9.72% to $0.4760. Binance data shows that BTC trading volume reached $46 billion, reflecting the strength of spot demand over leverage, which led to the liquidation of more than 107,000 traders in short positions.$BTC #BTCVSGOLD
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#r#BrazilReal A Brazil's soybean exports were estimated at 3.33 million tons in December, an increase of about 500 thousand tons compared to the projection released last week, according to numbers from the National Association of Cereal Exporters (Anec) this Tuesday.
As a result, shipments are expected to more than double compared to the same period last year, when they totaled 1.47 million tons.
Brazil had a record harvest in 2025, allowing significant shipments even at the end of the year, during the off-season, while China's demand remained strong throughout the period.
Meanwhile, corn exports are expected to reach 6.30 million tons in December, versus 4.99 million in last week's forecast. Compared to last year, the increase is 2.7 million tons.
The soybean meal exports were also revised to 1.83 million in December, against 1.33 million in the previous week, recording a slight increase compared to last year.#real
As a result, shipments are expected to more than double compared to the same period last year, when they totaled 1.47 million tons.
Brazil had a record harvest in 2025, allowing significant shipments even at the end of the year, during the off-season, while China's demand remained strong throughout the period.
Meanwhile, corn exports are expected to reach 6.30 million tons in December, versus 4.99 million in last week's forecast. Compared to last year, the increase is 2.7 million tons.
The soybean meal exports were also revised to 1.83 million in December, against 1.33 million in the previous week, recording a slight increase compared to last year.#real
Artsan lSrL:
Não houve aumento e sim erro horrorozo de projeção
Brazilian Lawmaker Proposes Amendment to Remove Cryptocurrency Tax Provisions
June 16, 2025 – Brasília — A Brazilian lawmaker has introduced a controversial amendment aimed at stripping cryptocurrency-specific tax provisions from the country’s recently enacted income tax reform.
Federal Deputy Fernando Marangoni proposed the amendment to remove clauses that would subject foreign-held crypto assets to taxation under Brazil’s updated tax rules. The current legislation, which took effect on January 1, 2024, treats cryptocurrencies held abroad similarly to traditional financial assets, taxing capital gains when these assets are repatriated or used within Brazil.
Marangoni argues that taxing digital assets held in foreign exchanges places undue burdens on Brazilian investors and may discourage innovation and participation in the global digital economy. “We must avoid overregulating a sector that is still evolving. Instead of penalizing Brazilians investing in crypto, we should be encouraging financial modernization,” he stated.
The proposed amendment has sparked debate among lawmakers and industry stakeholders. Supporters of the existing law argue that equal taxation across asset classes ensures fairness and helps prevent tax evasion through offshore crypto holdings.
Brazil has been progressively moving toward a more regulated crypto environment. The country’s Central Bank was designated as the primary crypto regulator in mid-2024, and a new licensing regime for virtual asset service providers (VASPs) is already underway.
If passed, Marangoni’s amendment could significantly alter Brazil’s approach to crypto taxation, potentially making it a more favorable environment for digital asset investors. However, the proposal still faces scrutiny in Congress and is expected to undergo committee evaluations in the coming weeks.
#BrazilReal #BrazilFinance #BrazilInnovates #VASP #income
June 16, 2025 – Brasília — A Brazilian lawmaker has introduced a controversial amendment aimed at stripping cryptocurrency-specific tax provisions from the country’s recently enacted income tax reform.
Federal Deputy Fernando Marangoni proposed the amendment to remove clauses that would subject foreign-held crypto assets to taxation under Brazil’s updated tax rules. The current legislation, which took effect on January 1, 2024, treats cryptocurrencies held abroad similarly to traditional financial assets, taxing capital gains when these assets are repatriated or used within Brazil.
Marangoni argues that taxing digital assets held in foreign exchanges places undue burdens on Brazilian investors and may discourage innovation and participation in the global digital economy. “We must avoid overregulating a sector that is still evolving. Instead of penalizing Brazilians investing in crypto, we should be encouraging financial modernization,” he stated.
The proposed amendment has sparked debate among lawmakers and industry stakeholders. Supporters of the existing law argue that equal taxation across asset classes ensures fairness and helps prevent tax evasion through offshore crypto holdings.
Brazil has been progressively moving toward a more regulated crypto environment. The country’s Central Bank was designated as the primary crypto regulator in mid-2024, and a new licensing regime for virtual asset service providers (VASPs) is already underway.
If passed, Marangoni’s amendment could significantly alter Brazil’s approach to crypto taxation, potentially making it a more favorable environment for digital asset investors. However, the proposal still faces scrutiny in Congress and is expected to undergo committee evaluations in the coming weeks.
#BrazilReal #BrazilFinance #BrazilInnovates #VASP #income
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The problem is paying more taxes and not getting a return on it.
It's bi, tri, tetra, penta taxation on a single product until it reaches the final consumer.
I am dollarizing a part of my #BRL in $USDT and soon they will want to tax something that I have already paid tax on when it was in #BRL .
I have to pay tax on profit, but the risk is not theirs, and if there are problems, f*** me!
#BrazilReal
It's bi, tri, tetra, penta taxation on a single product until it reaches the final consumer.
I am dollarizing a part of my #BRL in $USDT and soon they will want to tax something that I have already paid tax on when it was in #BRL .
I have to pay tax on profit, but the risk is not theirs, and if there are problems, f*** me!
#BrazilReal
Ramon Cunha
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Lula's Crypto Tax: Hearing in Congress! 🇧🇷
Lula's MP that taxes cryptocurrencies goes to Congress. This could change everything for Bitcoin and other digital currencies in Brazil. Stay tuned! #Crypto #Brazil #Tax #Regulation
What do you think of this MP? Good or bad news for the market?
Lula's MP that taxes cryptocurrencies goes to Congress. This could change everything for Bitcoin and other digital currencies in Brazil. Stay tuned! #Crypto #Brazil #Tax #Regulation
What do you think of this MP? Good or bad news for the market?
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