Cryptocurrencies are gaining ground and Latin Americans want to break free from banks. With the limitations of the traditional banking system, cryptocurrencies are emerging as a symbol of freedom and financial autonomy. A new trend is gaining strength in Latin America: the adoption of cryptocurrencies and the rejection of traditional banks. According to the Onchain Report released by Bitget Wallet, 32% of users in the region claim they prefer not to depend on banking institutions or centralized financial systems. The survey interviewed 4,599 people worldwide and showed that among Latin Americans, the desire for more financial autonomy is growing. This is especially true in a scenario of economic instability, inflation, volatile exchange rates, and difficulties accessing the traditional banking system. More than 450 million people in Latin America still do not have a bank account. For many, high fees, bureaucracy, and lack of trust in financial institutions represent real barriers to using conventional services. At the same time, cryptocurrencies emerge as a concrete alternative. The report revealed that 44% of respondents use crypto for international payments, precisely because of the ease of transacting without border restrictions or third-party interference. $ADA , $AVAX , $BTC
