This week, a delegation of U.S. Congress members visited Argentina to discuss cryptocurrency regulation. Meetings involved Argentine regulators and industry representatives.
U.S. Congressional Delegation Visit to Argentina
The group of U.S. Congress members, including French Hill, Chair of the House Financial Services Committee, visited Argentina. Participants included Don Davis, Warren Davidson, Janelle Bynum, Troy Downing, and Tim Moore, engaging with Argentine regulators and industry representatives.
Discussion on Cryptocurrency Regulation
Roberto E. Silva, president of the National Securities Commission (CNV), confirmed he met with the delegation to discuss Argentina's progress on capital market rules, oversight of virtual asset service providers, and tokenization frameworks. He stated: CITE_W_A 'We are pleased to have these meetings of exchange and mutual enrichment with officials from countries like the US who stand for the ideas of freedom.'
Outlook on Cooperation and Tax Initiatives
Argentina's Fintech Chamber also hosted the U.S. lawmakers, discussing regulatory challenges and opportunities for crypto sector growth. Manuel Beaudroit, CEO of Argentine exchange Belo, identified the visitors as sponsors of two U.S. bills aimed at clearer digital asset regulations and urged Argentine leaders to advance tax exemptions for crypto activities.
The visit by the U.S. delegation fosters dialogue between the two nations on cryptocurrency regulation. Argentine regulators are continuing to develop local guidelines for virtual asset service providers, and tax policy discussions remain essential for sector growth.
