Is a big step coming in Argentina? The BCRA is discussing allowing banks and financial institutions to officially enter the world of cryptocurrencies.
Imagine: Traditional banks could now offer crypto trading and custody services. But of course, not unconditionally. Identity verification protocols will be strict, anti-money laundering mechanisms will be in place, and the tax collection system will become more transparent.
This move is not just about regulation—it’s actually an attempt to integrate the crypto ecosystem into the official financial structure. So does this really bring trust to the sector, or does it create a risk of centralization? Argentina’s crypto journey is getting interesting.
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Is a big step coming in Argentina? The BCRA is discussing allowing banks and financial institutions to officially enter the world of cryptocurrencies.
Imagine: Traditional banks could now offer crypto trading and custody services. But of course, not unconditionally. Identity verification protocols will be strict, anti-money laundering mechanisms will be in place, and the tax collection system will become more transparent.
This move is not just about regulation—it’s actually an attempt to integrate the crypto ecosystem into the official financial structure. So does this really bring trust to the sector, or does it create a risk of centralization? Argentina’s crypto journey is getting interesting.