



Latin America today is not only colors and mixtures of exquisite cultures is a new thriving engine in the world of cryptocurrencies. Nowadays, every nation in Latin America is looking for the best way to position itself within this new digital market. It is evidenced that some achievements within this new scheme have been great successes other huge failures. The fact is that today we will make a brief summary of how cryptocurrencies take their first steps in these nations and how little by little they make their way when walking.





While in Argentina you can count on the first ATMs -Athena to buy cryptocurrencies. In this nation, the Bitfarms company is one of those involved and has earned an income of 200,000 dollars a day. Argentina appears as one of the countries with the largest number of companies related to cryptoactives. The first cryptocurrency machines are also being created

On the other hand in Chile there is a new platform based on technology Blockchain will significantly reduce the time and costs of administrative processes associated with the short sale of shares. I had announced this solution last year but it is now that it is being implemented.

However, in Bolivia, its Central Bank of Bolivia will register as an illegal act any use of cryptocurrencies as a means of payment.





Contrary to Mexico, who has the largest volume of exchange in Latin America. There are more than 230 companies dedicated to the new financial technology













Complementing, this in Colombia, new stores open to this new world, currently has a parachuting academy that accepts payments in bitcoins.

For its part, Brazil occupies the first place with the highest number of exchange sites. Very much in spite of the previous ones, the Central Bank of said nation alerts users about the risk of using this payment method. In addition, today it has a transport line that accepts payments in cryptocurrencies.









In Central America, countries such as Panama, Nicaragua and Costa Rica are among the countries most involved in the world of cryptocurrencies.

In Panama, the most representative blockchain center is located and important events are led in order to promote the industry in the country.

Antigua and Barbuda, Jamaica and St. Vincent and the Grenadines take steps very slowly in such an environment.

In Peru, WALTER SALMIERI (BITINKA): "PERUVIAN CRYPTOMAKER DEMONSTRATES ACCELERATED GROWTH"

The Inca nation shows an increase in the number of transactions that, in some cases, already exceeds 50% each month. The purchase and sale of bitcoins in Peru occurs in exchange houses or peer-to-peer portals that register monthly transactions of around 200 BTC or about 6 million soles.

The Central Bank of Uruguay published in 2017 the pilot launch of a national cryptocurrency for the southern country: the e-Peso. Currently, the initiative that operated through a mobile wallet, culminated its pilot plan and more news is expected on similar future project plans.





We can not fail to mention Venezuela who appears as the first government with an official cryptocurrency, Petro (PTR). Apart from that, the population tries to get ahead by evolving rapidly within the world of young and not-so-young cryptocurrencies that begin to invest in the digital world. There are other cryptocurrencies within the country such as OnixCoin (ONX), launched in 2017, was the first Venezuelan cryptocurrency to be popularized. It was created by enthusiastic young people and uses a "work proof" mining system. The initiative currently directs projects to massify the adoption of the currency in the country. There is also the BolivarCoin (BOLI), launched in 2015, which is the oldest cryptocurrency in the country. Currently valued at USD $ 0.041 and a market capitalization of USD $ 420 thousand. Another cryptocurrency Rilcoin. Born on the coast of the Caribbean nation and is focused on strengthening the Venezuelan tourist market and ArepaCoin cryptocurrency (AREPA), "the Creole payment", is the project that was born in 2016 with the main objective of "recognizing Venezuelan bread: the arepa". The coin was launched this year with a total of 136 million mineable units.

On the other hand, Free Market Latin America now also accepts cryptocurrencies The recent boom of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies has penetrated Mercadolibre's sales, where in a large number of publications are read the respective offers of products and services of users who, at the end of their offer, they place "I accept bitcoins", or "I accept cryptocurrencies".









Then my good readers to understand this brief summary we can understand that not only Latin America is a tourist paradise is the golden future of cryptocurrencies a small pilot project that with the passage of time has become the future. _ And what do you think?