Latin America Sees 40% Surge in Crypto Remittances as Traditional Finance Falters
Crypto cuts through Latin America''s remittance bottlenecks—traditional banks left scrambling.
Why it matters: When fiat systems bleed fees and delays, Bitcoin and stablecoins become the people''s payment rails.
The 40% spike exposes what finance wonks hate to admit: decentralized networks move money faster than legacy players ever could. Meanwhile, bankers still charge $20 to wire $200 across borders—because ''innovation'' takes time when you''re busy counting vault cash.
