В Конгресс Бразилии представлен законопроект о выдаче зарплат в биткоинах

investing.ruPubblicato 2025-03-17Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-03-17

Согласно предложению Филлиппе, у работников различных организаций должна быть возможность получать до 50% своей зарплаты и пособий в криптовалюте. Законопроект не обязывает принимать биткоины всех жителей Бразилии, он лишь расширяет возможности резидентов, желающих получить доступ к криптоактивам, пояснил Филлипе. Сотрудники смогут оговорить с работодателем размер выплат в биткоинах и прекратить использование этого способа оплаты по своему желанию.

Половина заработной платы должна выдаваться в бразильских реалах для поддержания ценности государственной валюты. Однако, это может не распространяться на фрилансеров, эмигрантов и самозанятых работников. Филлипе уверен, что благодаря этому законопроекту Бразилия может стать международным центром развития цифровых активов за счет привлечения в страну иностранных инвестиций.

Учитывая, что эта инициатива потребует внесения изменений в законодательство Бразилии, по ней должно быть проведено пленарное заседание Палаты депутатов. При получении одобрения большинства, законопроект будет передан в Сенат, который примет окончательное решение.

Согласно недавнему исследованию, проведенному криптобиржей Bitso, трейдеры из Латинской Америки предпочитают стейблкоины USDC и USDT из-за высокой инфляции и девальвации государственных валют.

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