Is your currency devaluing every day? š¦
In Latin America, many live a constant reality: inflation erodes their savings, their income, and their financial well-being. That's why talking about stablecoins and Bitcoin is not a passing trend: it's a real alternative to protect money.
š Data from June 2025:
ā¢ In Argentina, the annual inflation fell to 43.5% in May, the lowest in over a year; and the monthly inflation was only 1.5%, the lowest level since May 2020 (tradingeconomics.com).
ā¢ Regionally, Latin Americans use stablecoins like USDT in up to 90% of crypto flows in Brazil, as they allow bypassing capital controls and sending remittances without intermediaries (ft.com).
These numbers reveal an uncomfortable truth: either local money loses value quicklyā¦ or you choose digital tools that maintain their value in dollars.
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š”ļø Why this matters:
1. Preserves the value of your savings: in a context where the local currency depreciates, keeping part of the money in stablecoins can offer greater security.
2. Borderless transfers: stablecoins allow you to send and receive money quickly and without traditional banks.
3. Accessible alternative: even without a bank account, you can access stablecoins through P2P platforms.
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š Whatās coming in Amethisto:
From now on, we will publish original content in Spanish from Amethisto, focused on cryptocurrencies, financial education, and practical advice for the Spanish-speaking world.
