Colombia Financial News

10.12 / 01:19

Blockchain Stablecoin Adoption Volatility, hyperinflation and uncertainty: How everyday Venezuelans are using stablecoins to protect their livelihoods

Last month, Cointelegraph interviewed Reserve CEO Nevin Freeman and the payment decentralized application’s community manager Yens Michiels about the company’s mission to provide access to stable currencies. More recently, Cointelegraph spoke to a couple of users based out of Venezuela and Colombia who shared their positive experiences with Reserve.

07.12 / 19:53

Blockchain Ethereum Binance Bitcoin Nexo & Fidelity Partnership, Gibraltar's Blockchain Integration + More News

Get your daily, bite-sized digest of cryptoasset and blockchain-related news – investigating the stories flying under the radar of today’s crypto news.__________

07.12 / 19:07

Blockchain Ethereum Binance Bitcoin Nexo & Fidelity Digital Assets Partnership, Gibraltar's Blockchain Integration + More News

Get your daily, bite-sized digest of cryptoasset and blockchain-related news – investigating the stories flying under the radar of today’s crypto news.__________

07.12 / 09:29

Adoption Banks South America Gemini partners with Colombia's biggest bank for crypto trading

New York-based crypto exchange Gemini has announced that it will be expanding into Latin America through an upcoming partnership with Colombia’s largest bank, Bancolombia.

11.11 / 21:55

business Blockchain Stablecoin Adoption Reserve Stablecoin payment app Reserve helps individuals protect their savings against inflation in Latin America

One under the radar cryptocurrency-powered payment app that's been gaining traction across Latin America is Reserve. The platform acts as a convenient way for people to convert their local currencies, which may be undergoing high inflation levels, to the United States Dollar via the Reserve stablecoin (RSV). The network also features the Reserve Rights token (RSR), which is used for protocol governance.

05.11 / 01:34

business Blockchain Adoption proof-of-work Colombian exporter developing cryptocurrency to help transport long-horned beetles to Japan

As reported by Reuters Thursday morning, Tierra Viva ("Alive Earth"), a Colombian exporter of long-horned beetles based in Tunja, has been developing its own cryptocurrency to avoid high commission costs on international sales. According to the outlet, the Hercules, Neptunus, and elephant beetle species exported by Tierra Viva have a retail price of $300 a pair in Tokyo. The beetle species are popular among Japanese schoolchildren and collectors.

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