Argentina Adopts OECD Crypto Reporting Framework, Data Sharing Set for 2029

Argentina's move matters less for its domestic market than for what it signals: a G20 economy locking itself into a multilateral tax-transparency standard before the reporting infrastructure even exists. The real burden lands on local virtual asset service providers, which will need to build identity and transaction-level reporting by 2028, while users who assumed crypto's cross-border nature offered tax opacity face a narrowing window. Whether Argentina's 2028 domestic rules arrive on schedule, and how smaller exchanges absorb the compliance cost, is the open question.