Central Bank of Brazil, in cooperation with Hypernative, deploys a secure currency threat early warning system

The Central Bank of Brazil, in cooperation with Hypernative, has developed an early warning system for encrypted currency threats, which provides support to banks and encrypted money exchanges for the identification, response and financial tracking of attacks. In July 2025, cybercriminals used the C&M software loophole to steal $180 million, an event that pushed the Central Bank of Brazil to speed up system construction. According to Bitcoin.com News, Regina Pedroso, Executive Director of ABToken, indicated that the system would be accessed within the next two weeks, that Foxbit and Mercado Bitcoin would be involved in its implementation, and that Brazil would also take 24-hour preventive lie-down measures for the transfer of encrypted money that cumulatively exceeds $10,000 per day。