Brazil's crypto community presses presidential candidates for policy commitments
- —Juntos por Cripto is pressing both presidential candidates to publish a crypto platform before the runoff vote
- —The first phase ran 17 days and produced about 1,700 emails to lawmakers, averaging 100 per day
- —Core demands include regulation, investor protection, innovation, self-custody and legal certainty
- —The movement claims 29 million Brazilian participants and 4 million supporters globally across the US, EU, Canada and Australia
Why it matters: Sustained pressure from voters could push Brazil's next government toward clearer, more predictable crypto rules.
Source: BeInCrypto BR
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