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Every day a different tax with this government, I love the @Binance Brasil Official #Binance , but 3% tax on assets and transactions is too much for me, I hope there is a way to keep the account without this tax, even if that means having to use a VPN and an American registration...
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Mollusk voter, thief!!

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Now let's talk about #Brazil ... the people must unite and urgently remove this government from power...
especially the dictatorial STF...
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How the current government has negatively impacted cryptocurrencies (Part 2)

The CVM and Central Bank imposed regulatory limitations in the sandbox, restricting the development of tokenizations and innovative fintechs.

Decree No. 11,563/2023 established the Central Bank as the normative authority of the regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, discouraging decentralized and more autonomous initiatives in the sector.

Schematic Summary

Impact Area Measure/Government Negative Consequence

Taxation MP 1,303/2025 (17.5% fixed) Lower exemption, increase in tax burden
Legal insecurity Lack of clarity and overlap of rules Decrease in investor interest (–30%)
Supervision IN RFB and program “Safe Brazil” More control, less privacy
Extra taxes Taxation on remittances and assets abroad Complexity and increased costs
Regulatory centralization Central Bank and CVM as normative authority Limits innovation and decentralization

Government actions — especially in tax structure, supervision, and regulatory centralization — have pressured the crypto market in Brazil. The result is a more burdensome, bureaucratic environment that is less favorable to technological and financial innovation.
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It's time...

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It's time to remove the mollusk from power...
Brazil today is a dictatorship almost like Venezuela...we warned that the drunkard was going to destroy Brazil...

How the current Brazilian government, the LULA government, has negatively influenced cryptocurrencies (Part 1)

1. Heavier and less flexible taxation

Provisional Measure 1.303/2025 standardized the Income Tax rate on profits from cryptocurrencies at 17.5%, eliminating monthly exemptions of up to R$ 35 thousand and previous escalations (from 15% to up to 22.5%).
ABcripto classified the PM as a "setback," warning that it may drive investors to foreign platforms with less regulation.
Folha de S. Paulo emphasizes that the measure disregarded the positive work of the Central Bank, and that this is expected to weaken the local market.

2. Legal uncertainty and fear among investors

Cointelegraph Brazil highlighted that the fear of harsher taxes and the lack of regulatory clarity led to a 30% drop in investor interest in Bitcoin at the beginning of 2025.
The PM is seen as ignoring market dynamics and creating legal insecurity, especially for stablecoins and automated trades.

3. Increased oversight and invasive monitoring

The Federal Revenue's Normative Instruction expanded the monitoring of transactions via Pix, credit cards, debits, stablecoins, and even cryptocurrencies in general — all subject to registration and supervision, regardless of tax collection.
The "Safe Brazil" program, coordinated between the Central Bank, Federal Police, BNDES, and Febraban, aims to monitor exchanges, fintechs, and crypto companies, increasing state control over operations that were previously more private or decentralized.

4. Proposals for new taxes and obstacles to the market

The taxation of international cryptocurrency remittances was proposed, which would further raise costs for users and companies operating with global transactions.
There is also a 15% tax on cryptocurrencies held in foreign exchanges, created by a law enacted in December 2023 — reinforcing control over assets outside the country, but with still uncertain definitions about what exactly falls under the rule.

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