Bloquo has raised a seed round of over R$ 20 million (about US$ 3.7 million), co-led by Crescera Capital and Triaxis Capital, with participation from Lattice and other investors.
The capital strengthens our regulatory and technology foundations and expands our platform.
Bloquo has raised a seed round of over R$ 20 million (about US$ 3.7 million), co-led by Crescera Capital and Triaxis Capital, with participation from Lattice and other investors.
The capital strengthens our regulatory and technology foundations and expands our platform.
"We're living the end of the anarchic era of Bitcoin."
Our CEO Carlos Russo joined Exame's Future of Money to discuss regulation, stablecoins, cross-border payments, and the next phase of digital asset infrastructure.
Watch the episode:
https://t.co/FgNgjhMuaN
@cadufrusso is now a columnist at @InvestingBrasil.
His first article explores the silent reconstruction of global payments.
More than $200 trillion still moves through cross-border financial infrastructure built decades ago, and why that is quietly beginning to change.
https://t.co/kdUN4FlwoU
@cadufrusso is now a columnist at @InvestingBrasil.
His first article explores the silent reconstruction of global payments.
More than $200 trillion still moves through cross-border financial infrastructure built decades ago, and why that is quietly beginning to change.
Full article available in Portuguese:
https://t.co/kdUN4FlwoU
At @mmerge_io, @cadufrusso, CEO & Co-Founder of @BloquoFinance, joined @DavidThaDegen to talk about what Bloquo is building and who it’s for.
0:40 - What Bloquo Is
1:12 - Mass Adoption in South America
2:26 - The Basic User
Watch the full clip below!
@Defi_Warhol@artemis It starts as trading rails because that’s where the liquidity is.
And it becomes payment infrastructure when those balances fund real-world settlement.
The winner isn’t the use case, it’s the stack that connects capital to conversion to payout.
The PoC proves lifecycle onchain. The real challenge is lifecycle across systems.
Trade finance doesn’t live in one ledger, it touches FX, liquidity, compliance, payout rails.
Time compression only works when all of those clear before execution. Otherwise you just move reconciliation onchain.
Yield passthrough changes the competitive landscape.
If holders can earn on tokenized dollars, banks compete on service, credit creation, and distribution - not just deposit stickiness.
The interesting question isn’t capital flight.
It’s how balance sheet strategy evolves when money becomes programmable.