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Согласно официальным сообщениям, Tether объявила о том, что возглавит раунд финансирования Pre-Seed боливийской финансово-технологической компании Peso, конкретная сумма не раскрыта.Peso предоставляет пользователям в Латинской Америке глобальные счета USDT, пользователи могут через одно и то же приложение сберегать, тратить, инвестировать и осуществлять трансакции через границу. Peso уже интегрировала платежи USDT на цифровой сервисной платформе Боливии Yango, пользователи могут напрямую заказывать еду с помощью USDT; кроме того, Peso также предлагает услуги оффлайн-платежей и виртуальные счета, открытые на имя пользователя, соединяя USDT с банковской системой Боливии через QR-коды и каналы ACH, обеспечивая конвертацию стабильной валюты в местную фиатную валюту.Эти средства будут использованы для расширения каналов ввода и вывода местной фиатной валюты Peso в Боливии, Бразилии, Колумбии и Аргентине, а также для продвижения сети приема платежей для торговцев и инфраструктуры виртуальных счетов.

Latin American cryptocurrency exchange Ripio has announced the issuance of a stablecoin, wARS, pegged to the Argentine peso. wARS is based on Ethereum, Coinbase's Base, and the World Chain network, allowing users to transfer funds globally without going through banks or exchanging for US dollars.This launch comes as the Argentine government has reduced the inflation rate from 292% in April last year to the current 31.8%. Ripio plans to launch stablecoins pegged to other Latin American currencies in the future to further promote cross-border payments with local currencies in the region. Stablecoins have become important value storage tools in high-inflation countries like Argentina and Brazil. The release of wARS continues Ripio's previous initiative to tokenize sovereign bonds, aiming to integrate fiat currencies and real assets like securities through blockchain, promoting broader blockchain applications.

Latin American cryptocurrency exchange Ripio, with over 25,000,000 users, has announced the launch of a stablecoin pegged to the Argentine peso, wARS. The token is now live on Ethereum, Coinbase's Base, and World Chain. wARS enables users to send and receive funds globally without the need for banks or converting to dollars.Ripio stated that it plans to launch similar stablecoins for other Latin American currencies in the future to facilitate cross-border payments in local currencies within the region. This release is another step by Ripio in the realm of real-world assets (RWA) following the launch of tokenized sovereign bonds.

ChainCatcher news, stablecoin operator APACX announced that its incubated Philippine Peso stablecoin PHT (1:1 pegged to the Philippine Peso) will officially launch on the MEXC exchange today at 15:00, becoming the first Southeast Asian regional stablecoin to be listed on the platform.The launch of PHT aims to provide global users with a stable and highly liquid digital asset, seamlessly connecting to the rapidly growing economic ecosystem of the Philippines.To celebrate the launch, APACX and MEXC have jointly launched a $65,000 airdrop event to incentivize users to participate in the early ecosystem development of PHT, enhancing platform liquidity and community engagement.This collaboration marks a significant breakthrough for Southeast Asian stablecoins on mainstream trading platforms and is expected to further promote the development of digital finance in the region.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the cryptocurrency exchange Bitso has announced the establishment of a subsidiary called Juno, which will issue and manage digital assets including stablecoins. The first token issued by Juno is a fully backed Mexican Peso stablecoin (MXNB), aimed at facilitating cross-border payments and financial transactions in the region. To support the adoption of its stablecoin, Juno has launched the Juno Mint platform, providing businesses with APIs and tools for issuing, exchanging, and converting MXNB, and integrating with Mexico's SPEI banking system for fiat currency transactions.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin Magazine, the price of Bitcoin has reached an all-time high in Mexico, with Bitcoin trading at 1,422,373.9 MXN against the Mexican Peso.

ChainCatcher message, according to CoinMarketCap data, shows that in Japan, BTC reached a historic high of 11.2 million yen during early trading on May 21. In recent months, the local currency has continued to weaken against the US dollar, with a 10% decline in the exchange rate since the beginning of the year.On May 21, the price of Bitcoin also peaked in Argentina, reaching 63.8 million Argentine pesos (ARS), slightly above the mid-March peak. This South American country has been struggling with an inflation rate currently as high as 290% and currency devaluation over the past few years.Similarly, on May 21, the value of one Bitcoin in the Philippines briefly hit a historic high of 4.18 million pesos (PHP), breaking the mid-March high.

ChainCatcher news, the Central Bank of the Philippines has approved a stablecoin called PHPC, which is pegged to the Philippine peso. This move aims to facilitate cost-effective remittances, supported by cash and cash equivalents from Philippine banks, and will initially be launched on the Coins.ph platform, with plans to expand to other platforms.It is understood that PHPC will be the first retail-focused stablecoin backed by the peso, offering real-time trading around the clock.

ChainCatcher news, BTC has reached an all-time high in Argentina, with each BTC valued at a record 40 million pesos. Against the backdrop of the Argentine peso's collapse (which has fallen 99% against the dollar since 2018), digital assets are slowly becoming a beacon of financial resilience and stability for many citizens.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the RWA DeFi protocol Num Finance will launch an over-collateralized stablecoin nCOP pegged to the Colombian peso on Polygon. This product will help businesses with real-time settlements and improve cash management efficiency.According to data from the crypto platform RootData, Num Finance has completed a $1.5 million financing round, with participation from stablecoin developer Reserve, H2O Scouter Fund, Ripio Venture, VC3 DAO, and Auth0 CTO Matias Woloski.

ChainCatcher news, the stablecoin protocol lending Num Finance headquartered in Argentina announced on Twitter that the company will launch a stablecoin pegged to the Colombian fiat currency peso, named nCOP. It is a collateralized stablecoin based on Polygon, primarily aimed at the remittance market. It is reported that Colombia receives over $6.5 billion in remittances annually. Remittances are one of the main uses of stablecoins.Previous report, the stablecoin lending protocol Num Finance has completed a $1.5 million seed round financing and is issuing stablecoins related to Argentina and Peru.