The framework will address critical issues like official ownership records, private key custody, transaction reversibility and system liability.
- Brazil’s securities regulator, CVM, formed a group to draft an experimental framework for tokenized securities, with a primary proposal due within 60 days of installation.
- The framework will address critical issues like official ownership records, private key custody, transaction reversibility and system liability.
- Brazil's real-world asset market has reached roughly 12 billion reais ($2.34 billion), with the CVM leveraging past sandbox experiments to inform new rules.
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