Places Latin America

While the European investment products saw outflows last week, the Americas, notably Canada and Brazil, recorded inflows.

US exchange Coinbase has announced that it has launched a trading feature that enables crypto recipients in Mexico to cash out their funds in pesos.

The Economic Affairs Commission (CAE) in Brazil approves the project that regulates the rules for the cryptocurrency market.

The Bitcoin bond receives $500 million in verbal commits, but some express skepticism on whether the program can work.

Lawmakers in the United States are alarmed about the effect of Bitcoin adoption as a legal tender on the US Dollar.

The country is seeing a 30% uptick in tourism since it officially adopted bitcoin as legal tender.

Bit2Me announced February 18 that the Spanish central bank has approved its application to operate as a crypto exchange in the country.

President Bukele drops some truth bombs in response to U.S Senators' calls to investigate El Salvador's Bitcoin Law.

The El Salvadoran president tweeted a bullish prediction on Bitcoin, stating that Bitcoin will eventually rise despite recent market fluctuations.

The International Monetary Fund stated that Bitcoin's status as legal tender is posing risk to the country's financial stability and system.

El Salvador has spent over $60 million on the purchase of over 1800 units of Bitcoin.

Puerto Rico is fast becoming a haven for the crypto wealthy, much to the resentment of some locals.

The largest crypto asset manager in Latin America to offer investors a secure and regulated entry to DeFi.

An increasingly common critique of crypto is the notion that Bitcoin mining accelerates climate change. This claim is inaccurate.

A poor run of form may put off other nation-states from joining El Salvador in legalizing Bitcoin as tender.

Rio de Janeiro is about to become the first city in Brazil to buy Bitcoin as a store of value.

President Bukele of El Salvador has predicted that Bitcoin price would finally reach $100k and that the asset would enjoy more adoption.

The central bank digital currency that will be launched by the Bank of Mexico will likely be backed by the value of the Mexican peso.