Harvard exited its Ether ETF and cut IBIT holdings, while Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala added Bitcoin ETF exposure and Dartmouth bought
Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In
OpenServ (SERV) climbed nearly 70% in 24 hours. The token broke out of a falling wedge that had pressured price
House Agriculture leaders urge Trump to fill CFTC seats as CLARITY Act advances, raising focus on crypto oversight and rulemaking
A7A5, the Russia-linked stablecoin built to move money around banking restrictions, says faster trade settlement, yield and regional crypto infrastructure
Michael Saylor says Strategy may sell Bitcoin if needed, as dividends, a $1.5B note buyback and liquidity questions test its
Revolut and Nubank, two large neobanks, are now reaping the benefits of investing in Mexico, reaching milestones suggesting the market
According to local media, the use of cryptocurrency for illicit purposes has skyrocketed in Brazil, with criminal groups leveraging it
Ironwallet CEO Ermo Eero warns that unilateral U.S. law cannot substitute for mutual international treaties. He notes that the crypto
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company raised its stake in Blackrock’s Ishares bitcoin ETF by 16% in Q1 2026, disclosing ownership
IG expanded UK crypto access with more than 50 additional digital assets, bringing its total offering above 100 tokens. The
Canary XRP ETF reported 212.6 million XRP, valued at about $305 million, as its latest holdings update followed a quarterly
