Argentina Crypto Watchdog Sidesteps LIBRA Mess, Focuses on New Rules
- Argentina’s CNV refuses to intervene in the LIBRA case, opting for stricter crypto regulations instead.
- LIBRA token’s collapse triggers legal complaints with the DOJ & FBI, fueling impeachment talks.
- Allegations link Karina Milei to bribery, intensifying scrutiny on Argentina’s crypto oversight.
Argentina’s financial watchdog, the National Securities Commission (CNV), has decided against intervening in the LIBRA case. Instead, the agency is moving forward with plans for stricter regulation of Virtual Asset Providers (PSAV).
This decision signals a move toward tighter oversight of cryptocurrency operations nationwide. Sources indicate that the CNV, headed by Roberto Silva, is finalizing new, more detailed regulations. These rules aim to ensure market stability and protect investors.
New Crypto Rules Target Companies, Says Argentina CNV
CNV stated that the coming regulations will target companies that facilitate crypto operations, not individual investors. However, their reluctance to step into the LIBRA issue comes from the lack of legal rules covering token promotions on decentralized platforms.
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Argentina Crypto Watchdog Sidesteps LIBRA Mess, Focuses on New Rules
- Argentina’s CNV refuses to intervene in the LIBRA case, opting for stricter crypto regulations instead.
- LIBRA token’s collapse triggers legal complaints with the DOJ & FBI, fueling impeachment talks.
- Allegations link Karina Milei to bribery, intensifying scrutiny on Argentina’s crypto oversight.
Argentina’s financial watchdog, the National Securities Commission (CNV), has decided against intervening in the LIBRA case. Instead, the agency is moving forward with plans for stricter regulation of Virtual Asset Providers (PSAV).
This decision signals a move toward tighter oversight of cryptocurrency operations nationwide. Sources indicate that the CNV, headed by Roberto Silva, is finalizing new, more detailed regulations. These rules aim to ensure market stability and protect investors.
New Crypto Rules Target Companies, Says Argentina CNV
CNV stated that the coming regulations will target companies that facilitate crypto operations, not individual investors. However, their reluctance to step into the LIBRA issue comes from the lack of legal rules covering token promotions on decentralized platforms.
Related: Argentina’s Crypto President in…
The post Argentina Crypto Watchdog Sidesteps LIBRA Mess, Focuses on New Rules appeared first on Coin Edition.
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