币界网报道：Brazil's central bank has updated its accounting rules for digital assets, requiring financial institutions to report crypto holdings separately from traditional assets starting January 2025. The new regulations classify crypto assets as either "non-financial" or "financial" depending on their purpose, with different accounting treatments for each category. The central bank stated these changes aim to improve transparency and risk assessment in the crypto market while aligning with international standards. Financial institutions must now disclose crypto positions in their balance sheets and provide detailed breakdowns of digital asset types. The move follows Brazil's growing crypto adoption, with the country ranking among Latin America's largest digital asset markets. Experts suggest the updated rules could pave the way for clearer taxation policies and institutional crypto participation in Brazil's financial system.