Gate News message, April 12, Argentina’s National Securities Commission (CNV) recently issued Resolution No. 1125/2026, revising the definition of a qualified investor and clarifying that virtual assets are included in the range of assets that can be used to determine investor eligibility. Under the new rules, virtual assets held by an individual or a legal entity may be combined with securities investments and bank deposits to calculate eligibility; reaching 350k UVA (Argentine inflation-linked units) is enough to qualify as a qualified investor. In addition, this revision also adds provisions related to crowdfunding financing (Financiamiento Colectivo), allowing non-qualified investors to participate in certain public offerings, with an investment cap of 3,000 UVA per transaction, not exceeding 10,000 UVA in total, and also not exceeding 5% of an investor’s personal assets (per transaction) and 10% (cumulative).
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