The Brazilian government is moving forward with a bill to expedite the sale of seized cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), linked to criminal activity. This aims to disrupt the financial backbone of organized crime by converting illicit crypto holdings into government revenue much faster. Currently under urgent review in the National Congress, the bill proposes treating cryptocurrencies similarly to foreign currencies and securities in legal proceedings. This would allow authorities to sell seized BTC and other cryptocurrencies before the conclusion of trials, preventing value depreciation and simplifying asset management. The proceeds from these sales would then be held until the case is resolved. This initiative reflects a growing global trend of governments adapting to the increasing use of cryptocurrencies in illegal activities, and seeking to recover assets more efficiently. The Brazilian government hopes this measure will be a powerful tool in combating financial crime and bolstering national security. ```