“The Argentina Bitcoin Exchange Standards eliminate market impurities.”

This week, Argentina’s National Securities Commission (CNV) spread new regulations that apply to Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies, as well as other suppliers of Virtual Asset Services (PSAV).

The regulatory framework affects more than 140 entities registered with agents. As reported by Cryptonotics, the regulations were approved after public consultations began late last year. CNV is looking for Ensures user transparency, stability and protection With a cryptocurrency ecosystem with this scale.

General Resolution No. 1058 contains general rules of conduct and specific conditions for the development of PSAV functions. Establishes initial information security policies, prudential requirements for virtual asset storage and account separation.

This regulatory framework directly affects registered entities that are diverse but consistently responding. Regulations increase sector oversight and protect users.

“The importance of balance”

Pablo Rutigliano, CEO and co-founder of Atomic 3, a signature registered as PSAV under number 103 for CNV, told Cryptootics that it is 100% according to the new resolution.

He said the regulatory framework addresses the need for protection users need for those who think without knowledge about cryptocurrency or without digital assets.

Lutigliano, whose company focuses on asset tokens; He emphasized that regulations arise in response to fraudulent fraud and advertising. “It was the product of a non-escalation model that falsified what cryptocurrency and blockchain technology represent,” he added.

In line with the same policy, Cryptomkt CEO María Fernanda Juppet has exchanged and expressed it to CNV Registration No. 43. It’s positive whether it provides security and transparency to users. “To encourage trust and attract more investors and institutions to the market, we need clarity in regulations,” he said.

But he warned about the rules. No excessive restrictions should be imposed to limit innovation. Juppet highlighted the importance of balance in regulations to maintain Argentina’s competitiveness in the global sector.

“The dialogue between regulators, businesses and the crypto community is key to finding points that benefit everyone,” he said.

In the case of Juppet, the use of Argentine cryptocurrency It’s more regulated than ever. Recording requirements and CNV monitoring represent a greater oversight, he says.

They also believe that clear regulations provide legal certainty, attract investment and encourage recruitment by businesses and institutions. But he warned of the regulations. We should not discourage innovation or create barriers for users or ventures.

“We support regulations that promote transparency and protect users from Cryptomkt, but authorities believe it is important to follow an approach that does not limit Argentina’s competitiveness in the global sector,” he said.

There is a view on tax issues

Julián Colombo, general director of Bitso Argentina, also responded to regulations, registered No. 51 before CNV. In a statement sent to Cryptootics, he stood out for CNV as positive We held public consultations and cooperated with the sector. Before formalizing the resolution.

“We have maintained a continuous effort between two different efforts and allowed industry participation,” he said.

Colombo has shown that Bitso is working on regulatory compliance and will adapt to the new regulations. However, he argued for the need for a framework that promotes innovation and financial inclusion without unnecessary barriers.

Bitso executives highlighted the important aspect: “We need a court to be at the level of tax matters.” According to him, the cryptocurrency industry Faces drawbacks against other fintechs in Argentinaslows its growth.

“It’s essential to correct these asymmetries to compete equally and provide better service to our users,” he said.

Colombo said Bitso will work on tax reform alongside other companies Promoting tax frameworks that promote innovation And then, the adoption of cryptographic effects.

On his side, Juan Pablo Fridenberg, the director of public relations for Lemon, a company registered at No. 47 before CNV, explained the resolution. As a progressive process that must be progressive and intelligent.

“Gradually, to avoid regulatory overloads that choke innovation and hinder technological advances,” he said in a statement sent to the encryption.

I matched Colombo in the next step Tax issues need to be addressed. “The sector faces challenges of outdated standards and inequality for other investment vehicles,” he explained.

Fridenberg proposed rethinking the tax framework to eliminate distortions, such as market integrity and investor protection, and to support the purpose of the new registration.

New Regulation Courses for Cryptocurrencies in Argentine

The new regulations will enter full validity on December 31, 2025. With this measure, Argentina marks a new regulatory course In the cryptocurrency sector, which has been growing consistently in recent years.

The entity agrees Regulations try to protect users and clean the market of suspicious practices. However, tax issues are still pending. The cryptocurrency industry hopes that dialogue with regulators will allow a balanced framework that drives development without sacrificing innovation and country’s competitiveness in global scenarios.

The impact of the solution is seen over time. Over 140 entities registered in CNV They need to adjust operations to the new framework. Previous public consultations demonstrate efforts to include sectors in this process. Still, industry voices argue that regulations must be a starting point, not a barrier.

In a market characterized by dynamism, Argentina has taken a step towards formalizing its cryptocurrency ecosystem. Regulations are trying to meet growing sector demands; When trust and security are essential for sustainable growth. The path to integrated regulation continues, turning to a future in which cryptocurrencies can be integrated as accessible and reliable financial tools for all.