90% of Brazil's population has access to stablecoins today. Most of them don't even know it.
That's the reality Sthefano Batista, Head of LATAM BD at @Figment_io, points to when describing how far stablecoin distribution has come in Latin America. The infrastructure is already there, embedded inside the apps people use every day. The question is not about access, it's about awareness, trust, and what happens when people start putting that access to work.
That shift, and what it means for the future of financial services across the region, is exactly what OpenTrade's new stablecoin report, “The Stablecoin Surge: Unlocking Growth Across Latin America,” explores. We spoke to founders and operators across Latin America who are building on these rails right now.
Link to the full report in comments 👇
Early Bird Tickets for Stablecoins Unblocked 2026 now open (to end of May). Get them while they are hot (and also 50% cheaper 🤣): https://t.co/H7rsro8PMJ
@Amanda_S_Wick@consensus2026 This is horrific Amanda. Well done for drawing attention to it - totally unacceptable and sad that this still happens in the crypto industry!
The Government of Bermuda Announces Plans to be the World’s First Fully Onchain National Economy https://t.co/9z7vRYK5Qd
"the world’s first fully onchain national economy"
I wonder how the economy (and politics) will change when all transactions are on chain?
🏦 Regulation isn’t killing crypto — it might be what finally makes it work. This op-ed breaks down why compliance, not chaos, will drive the next chapter.
#web3#regulation
https://t.co/ZnVGvT7wSX