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Mexico
Crypto VC Investments in Latin America Grew Almost Tenfold in 2021 to $653M
Consumer-facing crypto exchanges and retail trading platforms received the majority of funding, according to the Association for Private Capital Investment in Latin America.

Coinbase Enables Mexican Users to Easily Cash Out of Crypto Sent to Them
The exchange plans to offer the service in other countries where customers face similar challenges with remittances.

Mexico Plans to Issue a CBDC by 2024, Government Confirms
The Mexican government tweeted that it considers these new technologies and payment infrastructure of “utmost importance” to advance financial inclusion.

Brazil’s Largest Crypto Exchange Owner Plans Latin American Acquisitions: Report
2TM, the holding company for Mercado Bitcoin, Brazil’s largest crypto exchange by market valuation, is looking to become a leading provider of blockchain infrastructure services in Latin America.

Mexican Crypto Exchange Bitso Incorporates Circle Solutions for Cross-Border Payments Initiative
The Bitso Shift initiative will allow Mexican businesses to make cross-border transactions more securely and easily.

Peru’s Central Bank Is Developing a CBDC
The central bank’s president said that the country is partnering with other central banks in the issuance of a domestic CBDC.

Hong Kong Crypto Exchange OSL Launches Operations in Latin America
The exchange is looking to address growing demand among institutional investors.

Mexican Stock Exchange Is Considering Listing Crypto Futures, CEO Says
The investments would be traded on the exchange’s subsidiary, the Mexican Derivatives Exchange.

How Does Blockchain Tech Help the Humanitarian Industry?
Lucia Gallardo, MIT Innovator Under 35 and CEO of Emerge, a startup dedicated to developing emerging tech solutions with social impact, discusses what blockchain offers the humanitarian industry. Plus, insights into her work at El Barretal with migrants in Mexico.

Mexico Regulator Says 12 Crypto Exchanges Are Operating Illegally
The companies, whose names weren’t disclosed, are not registered with the agency, the Financial Intelligence Unit said.
