The debate focused on the regulation of the cryptocurrency sector.
Roberto Silva, head of the CNV, affirms that the regulations open “new stages” for the market.
The National Securities Commission (CNV) of Argentina and the FinLaw Association organization held a technical meeting in Buenos Aires focused on the debate and analysis about the regulatory challenges of virtual asset service platforms (PSAV) in Argentine territory.
The meeting was structured through three thematic work tables that allowed us to address the practical challenges faced by industry operators.
The specialists discussed the regulatory delimitation of products based on digital assets and decentralized technologies, operational compliance, state supervision mechanisms, as well as international competition and regulatory arbitration.
The space was coordinated by FinLaw Association, a network that integrates professionals from the technology, financial, banking and stock market sectors.
Nearly 40 professionals from the legal and compliance areas of the PSAV sector participated in the event, among them, the lawyer specialized in cryptoassets Juan Diehl, from the Marval O’Farrel Mairal legal bureau; the lawyers Jorge Paternó and Daniela Keller, from the consulting firm CSPartners.
The president of the CNV, Roberto E. Silva, also attended the event. The deputy manager of PSAV of the CNV, Victoria Donato, and the deputy manager of legal advice, Manuel Ballon, were also present.
During the meeting, Silva highlighted the regulatory advances around PSAVs and tokenization that have occurred from his office. He assured that these regulations “open new stages” for the development of digital asset markets in Argentina.
According to the official, such regulatory frameworks seek to consolidate a “more transparent, efficient and secure financial ecosystem, balancing the need to accompany technological innovation with the application of clear and modern rules.”
The strengthening of control and inspection mechanisms by the Argentine regulator has a recent history of international cooperation. In mid-May 2026, specialists from the National Commission for Digital Assets (CNAD) of El Salvador gave a technical seminar for CNV staff in Buenos Aires.
This training was focused on the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), traceability in decentralized networks and the parameters for the supervision of digital markets, as reported by CriptoNoticias.
According to Chainalysis’ Global Cryptocurrency Adoption Index 2025, Argentina consolidated itself as one of the countries with greater adoption of cryptoassets worldwideoccupying position 20 in the global ranking.
At the regional level, it leads Latin America with an adoption rate that reaches approximately 19.8% of its population and a transaction volume of 93.9 billion dollars.
The development of this new regulatory scenario poses a central challenge linked to the complex balance of regulatory delimitation. While the ecosystem of digital currencies requires dynamism and operational freedom to sustain its capacity for technological innovation, state supervision tools impose a strict inspection framework to mitigate financial and operational risks.
So the current debate in the sector revolves around the application of compliance regulations and international competition without compromising the intrinsic agility that characterizes decentralized services.
With the launch of these initiatives, the organizers seek to consolidate an infrastructure that is transparent and reliable, processing experience of international standards with the needs of local professionals to manage technical control over the blockchain.