火星财经消息，3 月 17 日，据 The Crypto Basic 报道，巴西国会收到一项法案，提议将比特币和加密货币作为薪资和报酬支付合法化。圣保罗前联邦副议员 Luiz Phillipe 于 3 月 14 日向巴西国会提交该法案，建议允许工人最多可以接收 50% 的工资和劳动权益以数字资产形式支付。该法案不强制接受比特币，而是为希望接触这项新兴技术的居民提供法律依据。法案规定 50% 的薪资将继续以巴西雷亚尔支付以维持本国货币的实用性，自由职业者、外籍人士或自雇人士不受此限制。前议员 Phillipe 表示，该法案将进一步将巴西定位为全球数字资产中心，吸引外国技术投资，并给予员工在接收劳动报酬方面的自主权。该提案需要众议院全体会议和多数同意才能提交至联邦参议院最终决定。

<div>火星财经消息，3 月 17 日，据 The Crypto Basic 报道，巴西国会收到一项法案，提议将比特币和加密货币作为薪资和报酬支付合法化。圣保罗前联邦副议员 Luiz Phillipe 于 3 月 14 日向巴西国会提交该法案，建议允许工人最多可以接收 50% 的工资和劳动权益以数字资产形式支付。该法案不强制接受比特币，而是为希望接触这项新兴技术的居民提供法律依据。法案规定 50% 的薪资将继续以巴西雷亚尔支付以维持本国货币的实用性，自由职业者、外籍人士或自雇人士不受此限制。前议员 Phillipe 表示，该法案将进一步将巴西定位为全球数字资产中心，吸引外国技术投资，并给予员工在接收劳动报酬方面的自主权。该提案需要众议院全体会议和多数同意才能提交至联邦参议院最终决定。</div>

巴西议员提出法案拟允许使用比特币支付薪资

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The Crypto Basic reported that the Brazilian Congress has received a bill proposing to legalize the use of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a means of salary and compensation payments. Former federal deputy Luiz Phillipe of São Paulo submitted the bill to the Brazilian Congress on March 14, suggesting that workers be allowed to receive up to 50% of their wages and labor rights in the form of digital assets. The bill does not mandate the acceptance of Bitcoin, but rather provides a legal basis for residents who wish to engage with this emerging technology. The bill stipulates that 50% of the salary will continue to be paid in Brazilian reais to maintain the practicality of the national currency, with no such restriction for freelancers, foreigners, or self-employed individuals. Former deputy Phillipe stated that the bill will further position Brazil as a global digital asset hub, attracting foreign technology investments and granting employees autonomy in receiving their labor compensation. The proposal requires the approval of the plenary session of the Chamber of Deputies and a majority vote before being submitted to the Federal Senate for final decision.

According to the report from The Crypto Basic, the Brazilian Congress has received a bill that proposes to legalize the use of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a means of salary and compensation payment. Former federal deputy Luiz Phillipe of São Paulo submitted the bill to the Brazilian Congress on March 14, suggesting that workers be allowed to receive up to 50% of their wages and labor rights in the form of digital assets. The bill does not mandate the acceptance of Bitcoin, but rather provides a legal basis for residents who wish to engage with this emerging technology. The bill stipulates that 50% of the salary will continue to be paid in Brazilian reais to maintain the practicality of the national currency, with no such restriction for freelancers, foreigners, or self-employed individuals. Former deputy Phillipe stated that the bill will further position Brazil as a global digital asset hub, attracting foreign technology investments and granting employees autonomy in receiving their labor compensation. The proposal requires a plenary session and majority approval in the Chamber of Deputies before being submitted to the Federal Senate for a final decision.

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