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โ๏ธAn exclusive survey by BitNotรญcias, using data from DivulgaCand/TSE, found R$ 1.002 billion in asset declarations related to cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, exchanges, digital wallets, and crypto funds among candidates for the 2026 elections.
โ ๏ธโ๐But Thereโs an Important Detail
Of that total, R$ 500 million comes from a โCommunity Tokenโ that has not been launched yet.
Excluding this entry and other ambiguous statements, the most conservative figure drops to R$ 502.5 million.
๐ The Survey Identified:
ยป 320 declarations linked to crypto
ยป 162 candidacies
ยป R$ 119.4 thousand in stablecoins
ยป 33 declarations in crypto funds/ETFs
ยป Among the cryptocurrencies mentioned are Bitcoinโธ Ethereumโธ
$XRP โธ Chainlink Solana โธ Cardano โธ Dogecoin โธ
$SHIB and others.
๐ฅ And There Is a Huge Concentration
Two candidacies account for almost 99% of the broad total. The largest is the future token worth R$ 500 million. The second is a declaration of R$ 491.17 million in Bitcoin made by vice-presidential candidate Leonardo Avalanche.
Without that second major record, the other declared cryptoassets would total about R$ 11.34 million.
Stablecoins are also already present in the elections: there were 34 declarations across 30 candidacies, including USDT โธ
$USDC โธ USDGโธ MUSD and Meli Dรณlar.
๐ฅ The Most Interesting Data Might Be Another:
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Crypto has fully entered the declared assets of Brazilian politics.
โค The question now is:
Does this show the candidatesโ financial maturity, or just the inevitable advance of digital assets in society?
๐ Did you expect to see more than half a billion reais in crypto in election declarations?
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