Brazilian fintech company Méliuz announced Thursday it had allocated 10% of its cash reserves into bitcoin, becoming the first publicly traded firm in the country to adopt a bitcoin treasury strategy.
Sao Paulo skyline view from the swimming pool at the Unique Hotel in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Paulo Fridman/Corbis via Getty Images) Hashdex, the Rio de Janeiro-based crypto asset manager, is ...
Itaú Unibanco, Brazil and Latin America's biggest bank has opened Bitcoin and crypto trading, as per reports. The bank's investment app, Ion, now allows users to buy and sell Bitcoin and Ethereum ...
Brazilian fintech firm Méliuz (CASH3), which serves over 30 million users in the country, has become Latin America’s largest publicly listed corporate holder of bitcoin BTC $63,271.85. The company ...
Is the high inflation rate of 9.6 percent the reason people are turning to Bitcoin in Brazil? The simple answer is no. Recent statistics and infographics published by global bitcoin payment processor ...
The Bitcoin Company has unveiled its new Remittances API, allowing individuals and financial institutions to send instant payments to any bank account in Mexico and Brazil in under 1 second, according ...
Away from the noise of institutional investors, the exchange-traded funds, the Michael Saylors and cryptocurrency treasuries, a person has been quietly turning empty cans into a Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ...
Brazilian crypto exchange Mercado Bitcoin is shifting its focus from trading to becoming a "financial hub" that offers a range of financial services, including payments, digital fixed income, and ...
A Brazilian cashback firm called Méliuz has announced that it has purchased 10% of its cash reserves in Bitcoin, following in the footsteps of Strategy. According to Brazil Journal, Méliuz spent $4.1 ...
Brazilian Congressman Eros Biondini has introduced a bill proposing the creation of a national Bitcoin reserve. Dubbed the "Reserva Estratégica Soberana de Bitcoins" (RESBit), or Strategic Sovereign ...
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