Brazil’s main stock exchange plans shared-liquidity token trading and a real-pegged stablecoin, while expanding crypto derivatives pending approval from CVM (Brazil securities regulator).
Brazil’s main stock exchange, B3, will launch a tokenization platform and a stablecoin in 2026 to enable asset tokenization and trading with a shared liquidity pool. The stablecoin is expected to be pegged to the Brazilian real and serve as a payment and clearing tool within the platform. B3 will also expand its crypto derivatives portfolio with weekly options on Bitcoin, Ether and Solana, along with event-based contracts tied to crypto prices, currently under review by the CVM (Brazil securities regulator). The exchange manages $2.4 billion in crypto-linked products held by about 600,000 investors and first listed a crypto ETF in April 2021. The real-world asset tokenization market has surpassed $18 billion, mainly in commodities and U.S. Treasury debt.