Rodrigo Tolotti

Rodrigo   Tolotti

Rodrigo Tolotti is a crypto editor at InfoMoney, a leading financial news publication in Brazil. He graduated in Journalism from Faculdade Cásper Líbero.

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Brazil’s Largest Brokerage, XP, Launches Bitcoin, Ether Trading
The company, which has 3.6 million customers, hopes to reach 200,000 active crypto users by the end of 2022.
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Brazilian Fintech BEE4 to Launch First Local Tokenized Stock Marketplace
Working in a regulatory sandbox, the company will allow mid-sized companies to tokenize their public offerings on Quorum, a network running on Ethereum.
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Brazil’s Largest Private Bank Itaú to Launch Tokenization Platform
The company will also offer crypto custody services.
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Brazilian Stock Exchange B3 to Launch Bitcoin Futures Within Six Months
The firm is building the infrastructure to offer crypto market access to end users, CFO André Milanez said on Monday.
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Brazil’s Largest Brokerage, XP, Set to Launch Crypto Trading Feature
Built on Nasdaq's trading technology, the platform will allow users to buy bitcoin and ether.
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Central Bank of Brazil Selects Partners to Assist With CBDC
The bank wants to evaluate use cases for a digital real and its technological feasibility.
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Brazilian Crypto Exchange Foxbit Raises $21M in Series A Funding
Funds will be used for developing new technology, team expansion and potential acquisitions, the company said.
João Canhada, Foxbit's CEO (Foxbit)
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Brazilian Asset Manager Hashdex Launches DeFi ETF on Local Stock Exchange
The ETF, which trades under the ticker DEFI11, attracted 2,200 investors for a total amount of $10.5 million, about a tenth of the $96 million it expected to capture.
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