Brazil's Federal Revenue Agency resumes publishing data on cryptocurrencies traded in the country
Federal Revenue cryptocurrencies open data
The return of data shows what happened in September 2025.
Brazil's Federal Revenue Agency (RFB) has resumed publishing data declared by Brazilian cryptocurrency investors, after a three-month hiatus without public information.
However, the data that stopped being published in September 2025 are now reappearing in January 2026, based on the information from the month it stopped. That is, the data declared up to the ninth month of the last year that RFB published.
The numbers, for example, confirm the dominance of stablecoins in the domestic market, which surpass Bitcoin in total transaction volume.
Federal Revenue cryptocurrencies open data
The return of data shows what happened in September 2025 (Photo: Pillar Pedreira/Agência Senado)
Brazil's Federal Revenue Agency (RFB) has resumed publishing data declared by Brazilian cryptocurrency investors, after a three-month hiatus without public information.
However, the data that stopped being published in September 2025 are now reappearing in January 2026, based on the information from the month it stopped. That is, the data declared up to the ninth month of the last year that RFB published.
In any case, for those following the crypto market, the information provided by industry companies and investors themselves often impacts the national scenario.
The numbers, for example, confirm the dominance of stablecoins in the domestic market, which surpass Bitcoin in total transaction volume.
The survey indicates that the number of unique declarants in September reached 4,584,071 individuals (CPFs) and 92,132 legal entities (CNPJs). The figures indicate a slowdown in activity compared to August 2025, which recorded 5,164,408 (CPFs) and 116,108 (CNPJs).
Source: Livecoins
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