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Read more - Origin Protocol presents at Caracas Blockchain Week, showcases advancements in blockchain
During the Caracas Blockchain Week, Origin Protocol representatives engaged with industry leaders providing information about their offerings

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Read more - LATAM fiat ramp partners with Finery Markets to launch institutional OTC desk
Transfero, a major fiat onramp in Latin America, partners with Finery Markets to launch an OTC crypto trading desk using FM's trading software.

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Read more - Crypto industry observing unprecedented fraud scenarios
According to a recent Sumsub report, 2023 has been marked by increasing professionalization in fraud tactics, with 77% of crypto companies reportedly observing new patterns and schemes.

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Read more - Latin America crypto wave helps offset economic instability
A recent report from Chainalysis illuminates this grassroots crypto adoption across Latin America. Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico have emerged as leaders.

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Read more - Bitfinex introduces zero-fee trading for Latin America
Bitfinex, has announced that it has introduced zero-fee trading for market takers on its peer-to-peer (P2P) platform in Argentina, Colombia, and Venezuela.

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Read more - Cryptocurrency misuse cases in Latin America
Match Systems, a leading firm in anti-money laundering solutions, has released a new report on cryptocurrency misuse cases in Latin America. The report reveals two significant illegal activities involving cryptocurrencies: a large-scale drug trade operation and a complex financial pyramid…

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Read more - Worldcoin breaks an all-time high user record in Argentina
Worldcoin, one of the world’s most discussed ID projects, broke an all-time high user record. The company registered 9,500 new users in the country in 24 hours. This means that every 9 seconds, a new user has registered on the…

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Read more - Binance introduces Send Cash Service in nine countries in Latin America
Binance expands its Latin American footprint with Send Cash in nine countries, aiming to facilitate remittances and cross-border payments.

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Read more - Circle partners with Mercado Pago to bring USDC to Chile
Fintech firms Circle and Mercado Pago have announced a strategic alliance to introduce the USDC stablecoin to Chilean customers.

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Read more - Mastercard and Binance to terminate partnership in September
The joint effort between Mastercard and Binance to offer crypto card services in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Bahrain will end on Sep. 22

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Read more - Binance halts crypto debit cards in Latam and Middle East
Binance announced the suspension of its crypto debit card services in Latin America and the Middle East starting Aug. 25. Crypto debit cards allow users to make purchases using their crypto. Binance Card enabled its users to cover daily expenses…

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Read more - Mexican crypto exchange Bitso launches international service
The Mexican crypto exchange, Bitso, will launch an international payments service. The main aim of the new service is to connect the Latin American region with the rest of the world. It will allow companies to send and receive international…

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Read more - Pro-Bitcoin candidate wins primary elections in Argentina
Javier Millei, a pro-Bitcoin and libertarian candidate, has won the primary elections in Argentina. With 95% of votes counted, Millei is currently leading the pools of the primary elections with 30.1% of the votes. He is part of the political…

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Read more - Ramp launches in Brazil to drive crypto adoption in Latin America
Ramp, a fintech company, announced its expansion into Brazil to accelerate crypto adoption across Latin America

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Read more - Bitfinex initiates P2P trading service in Argentina, Colombia, and Venezuela
Bitfinex announced the commencement of a peer-to-peer trading platform in Argentina, Colombia, and Venezuela, in an effort to cater to the growing market for digital assets in Latin America.

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Read more - LAC countries more open to CBDCs compared to cryptocurrency: IMF report
The IMF believes that countries in LAC see central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) as a better option to improve their payment systems compared to cryptocurrencies which are considered riskier assets