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A senior partner at Itaú Asset Management is urging investors to allocate 1%–3% of their portfolios to Bitcoin as a tool for diversification and currency protection. The post Brazil’s Biggest Bank Goes Orange-Pill: Itaú Partner Urges Bitcoin Allocation appeared first on Crypto News Australia...

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has broken up a major international drug cartel operating across Nigeria, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Australia, and the United Arab Emirates. The agency said the feat was achieved following a two-week intelligence-driven operation in Lagos, which led to the arrest of three key figures of the syndicate after

Opinion by: Robin Singh, CEO of Koinly Crypto may be the first tax lever governments pull when scrambling for more revenue, if Brazil’s recent move is anything to go by. In June, Brazil scrapped its tax exemption for minor crypto gains and introduced a flat 17.5% tax on all capital gains from digital assets, regardless

Institutional interest for crypto keeps growing. Many countries around the world start offering tools for institutions to add crypto assets to their portfolios. For example, with ETFs. Brazil now joins this list of countries. Brazil’s stock exchange B3 will launch Ethereum and Solana futures contracts. These future contracts will launch on 16th June. So, let’s

Key Takeaways: On April 25, 2025, Brazil’s B3 exchange launched XRPH11, the first spot XRP ETF worldwide. Managed by Hashdex and administered by Genial Investments, the fund mirrors the Nasdaq XRP Reference Price Index. Brazil’s CVM approved the product swiftly in February, following its landmark Solana ETF nod in August 2024. XRPH11 commits at least

On March 6, the company announced that it had started purchasing BTC. It is joining a growing number of traditional finance companies incorporating Bitcoin into their portfolios. Meliuz Allocates 10% of Reserves to Bitcoin for Long-Term Growth Meliuz, known for its cashback and financial technology services, has taken a bold step. They will allocate up

Homepage > News > Business > Brazil’s postal service explores blockchain for logistics Brazil’s postal service is exploring emerging technology, including blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI), to advance its operations and logistics. The state-owned Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telégrafos, which has a network of over 12,000 post offices across Brazil, has invited tech companies

By Mark Hunter 1 day agoMon Mar 10 2025 09:43:24 Reading Time: 2 minutes Brazil’s state-owned postal service has initiated a pre-selection process to incorporate blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into its operations Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telégrafos aims to enhance business processes, improve operational efficiency, and optimize internal supply management through the