Brazil enforces 1:1 reserves for stablecoins to enhance security and pave the way for the digital real and infrastructure solutions.
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Brazil has passed new legislation requiring stablecoin issuers to maintain 1:1 reserves. This decision aims to protect consumers and establish a stable foundation for the implementation of the digital currency "Drex".
Brazilian authorities, including the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB), have taken this step in response to the instability in the cryptocurrency market observed in recent years. The instability of algorithmic stablecoins, such as Terra’s UST, has prompted the development of this bill.
The laws included in bill 4.308/2024 exclude the use of algorithmic mechanisms, thereby promoting capital shifts to areas that provide real scalability and functionality. This will help clear the way for the deployment of "Drex" and private initiatives that meet new standards.
Amid growing interest in infrastructure solutions, Bitcoin Hyper, based on SVM (Solana Virtual Machine), offers improved conditions for implementing smart contracts on the Bitcoin network. This hybrid solution ensures high-speed execution while maintaining Bitcoin network security, attracting significant capital.
The presale of Bitcoin Hyper has exceeded $31 million, indicating sustained interest from institutional investors. Observed acquisitions by large “whales” highlight their bet on solving infrastructure challenges.
Legislative changes in Brazil emphasize the trend towards demand for stable and secure cryptocurrency solutions.
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