The policy enables digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, stablecoins and tokenised assets to count towards the country’s investor eligibility threshold.
Argentina’s securities regulator has officially recognised cryptocurrencies as part of an individual’s net worth when determining qualified investor status. The change is set out in CNV Resolution 1125/2026, which allows digital assets to be included in the financial threshold of roughly $479,000.
The measure defines virtual assets as transferable digital value, covering cryptocurrencies, tokenised assets, and stablecoins. Authorities stated that incorporating these assets reflects a broader view of financial capacity and aims to expand…
