The Argentine National Securities Commission (CNV) issued General Resolution No. 1125/2026, officially allowing virtual assets to be included in an individual’s net worth in order to determine whether they meet the “qualified investor” standard. The new rules define virtual assets as digital representations of value that can be traded, transferred, and used for payments or investment—meaning that assets such as Bitcoin, stablecoins, and others can now be used to offset the approximately $479,000 qualified investor entry threshold. Although the crypto-related banking ban introduced in 2022 has not yet been lifted, the Milei government is actively pushing for the integration of crypto assets into the traditional financial system. (Bitcoin com)