Bolivia's new stance on crypto is a significant step toward economic modernization. It aligns the country with other Latin American nations that have embraced digital assets to boost their economies
The Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) has lifted its Bitcoin and crypto payments ban. Financial entities can now conduct transactions with digital assets, modernizing the payment system. This marks the end of Bolivia´s 2014 crypto ban.
With over $2.2T in transactions scrutinized, only a fraction represents genuine user activity, raising questions about the real-world application of stablecoins
The move marks a significant shift towards embracing stablecoins for online transactions
The stablecoin market could grow to over $2.8 trillion in the next four years. It is a big pie and many want a slice of it