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Brazil already moves between US$ 6 billion and US$ 8 billion per month in stablecoins.
Tokens linked to the dollar account for 88.7% of the country’s crypto volume, making Brazil the largest market of this kind in Latin America.
🔥😨 The problem, according to the IMF, is Speed.
Purchases and sales of stablecoins can respond to global shocks two to three times faster than traditional capital flows.
A Fed decision, a geopolitical crisis, or an issue with USDT or USDC could transmit pressure to fintechs, exporting companies, and Brazilian financial institutions in a short time.
At the same time, adoption has practical reasons:
»Protection against real depreciation
»Faster international remittances
»Lower FX friction
»And easy integration with Pix.
»In November 2024, the country recorded 18.2 million stablecoin transactions. Since 2019, the accumulated total reached 185.7 million transactions.
😶 The Central Bank doesn’t seem to want to ban this market.
The strategy is to bring flows into formal channels, expand FX controls, and fill gaps in custody, customer protection, and anti–money laundering efforts.
🧠 The key issue isn’t whether Brazilians want digital dollars.
It’s whether the financial system is ready for a market that moves 24 hours a day and crosses borders in seconds.
Are Stablecoins protection for users or a new risk channel for the Brazilian economy?
👇 Would you keep part of your money in reais or in tokenized dollars?
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