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Latin American Crypto Firm Bitso Joins Stellar Network (XLM) to Boost International USDC Payments

“In recent years, we have seen an increase in cross-border payments globally for both international commerce and remittances. By leveraging blockchain technology and crypto assets, we can significantly improve settlement times and overall costs,” Santiago Alvarado, SVP of Institutional Product at Bitso, said in the statement. Source

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Latin American Crypto Services Firm Ripio Receives License to Launch Exchange in Spain

The Argentinian crypto company’s license from Spanish authorities allows Ripio to add Spain to a growing list of countries where it operates. Ripio has obtained a license to operate as a digital asset exchange in Spain. According to an official announcement, the company now has approval to provide crypto exchange

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Bitfinex Partners with Chile’s OrionX to Promote Crypto Adoption in Latin America

Within the partnership, Bitfinex and OrionX will collaborate on developing education programs in the crypto sphere for local universities, as well as promote financial freedom and inclusion efforts in Latin America. Digital asset trading platform Bitfinex Securities Ltd has announced a strategic partnership with Chilean crypto exchange OrionX. Within the deal, Bitfinex

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Crypto exchange Bitfinex Expands Latin American Presence With Investment in Chile’s OnionX

“We’re excited to collaborate with Orionx as we look to expand our presence in Chile and across Latin America,” Paolo Ardoino, CTO at Bitfinex, said in a statement. “This represents a major step forward in our efforts to harness the power of Bitcoin and decentralized technology to promote financial freedom

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DeFi Platform Num Finance Raises $1.5M, Will Expand Stablecoins in Latin America, Middle East

Stablecoins anchor their price to an external asset, usually to a government-issued fiat currency, and allow cheaper and faster transactions using blockchain technology. Despite its growing adoption in developing countries, U.S. dollar-denominated stablecoins dominate the market, representing roughly 99% of the combined supply, according to CoinGecko data. Source

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