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A América Latina (LATAM) registrou mais de 730 bilhões de dólares em volume de criptomoedas em 2025, um aumento de 60% em relação ao ano anterior que tornou a região responsável por cerca de 10% da atividade global de criptomoedas.
Em 2026, os atores institucionais estão começando a levar a região a sério, a regulamentação está se cristalizando e os fatores estruturais de 2025 não mostram sinais de enfraquecimento. Mas a região não é uma história única, e 2026 testará se o momento atual se baseia em fundamentos sólidos ou em otimismo especulativo.
Fatos rápidos
- Os usuários ativos mensais de criptomoedas da LATAM cresceram 18% em relação ao ano anterior (YoY), três vezes mais rápido do que os EUA.
- A Argentina atingiu 12% de penetração mensal de usuários ativos, representando mais de um quarto da atividade criptográfica da região.
- Mais de 90% dos fluxos de criptomoedas brasileiros agora estão relacionados a stablecoins.
- Três países da América Latina estão no top 20 global: Brasil (5º), Venezuela (18º), Argentina (20º).
- Os downloads de aplicativos criptográficos do Perú cresceram 50% em 2025, com 2,9 milhões de downloads.
Da ferramenta de sobrevivência à infraestrutura financeira
A América Latina não adotou a criptomoeda por causa da especulação. Ela o adotou porque os sistemas financeiros tradicionais repetidamente falharam com pessoas comuns. Nos últimos 15 anos, a inflação média anual nas cinco maiores economias da região foi de 13%, em comparação com apenas 2,3% nos EUA no mesmo período.
Na Venezuela, chegou a 65.000% em um único ano. Na Argentina, ultrapassou 220% em 2024. Para milhões de pessoas, manter as economias em moeda local foi um lento ato de autodestruição. As stablecoins se tornaram a resposta natural. Os ativos digitais atrelados ao dólar americano ofereciam uma reserva confiável de valor, transferibilidade sem fronteiras e acesso sem uma conta bancária.
Ao contrário do Ocidente, onde a criptografia é vista mais como um instrumento especulativo, na América Latina ela se tornou uma ferramenta financeira necessária. No entanto, os fatores de adoção não são totalmente uniformes em toda a região. Brasil e México são histórias institucionais, impulsionadas pela participação regulada no mercado e por atores financeiros estabelecidos.
A Argentina e a Venezuela continuam sendo jogadoras de reserva de valor, com a criptografia servindo como uma proteção direta contra o colapso fiduciário. E o Perú e a Colômbia são mercados mais lucrativos, onde a criptografia oferece retornos que as contas de poupança tradicionais não conseguem igualar.
Com que rapidez a LATAM está adotando a criptografia?
O volume de criptomoedas em cadeia da LATAM aumentou 60% em relação ao ano anterior em 2025. A região registrou quase 1,5 trilhão de dólares em volume cumulativo desde meados de 2022, atingindo um recorde de 87,7 bilhões de dólares em um único mês em dezembro de 2024.
Os usuários ativos mensais de criptomoedas em toda a América Latina também cresceram 18% em 2025, três vezes mais rápido do que nos EUA.
As Stablecoins são o principal veículo que impulsiona essa adoção. Dos $730 bilhões recebidos em 2025, $324 bilhões passaram por transações de stablecoin, um aumento de 89% em relação ao ano anterior. No Brasil, mais de 90% de todos os fluxos de criptomoedas estão relacionados a stablecoins e, na Argentina, as stablecoins respondem por mais de 60% da atividade.
Olhando para o futuro, prevê-se que o mercado de criptomoedas da América Latina alcance US$442,6 bilhões até 2033, crescendo a uma taxa anual composta de 10,93% a partir de 2025, de acordo com o IMARC Group.
Para os traders, a velocidade de adoção importa menos como manchete do que o que a impulsiona: uma região de 650 milhões de pessoas construindo infraestrutura financeira paralela em tempo real, com stablecoins como base.
A virada institucional
Durante a maior parte da história da criptografia da LATAM, a adoção foi de baixo para cima. Usuários de varejo sem conta bancária ou sem conta bancária impulsionaram volumes por meio de bolsas locais. Essa imagem agora está mudando no topo do mercado.
Em fevereiro de 2026, o Crypto Finance Group, parte da principal operadora global de câmbio Deutsche Börse Group, anunciou sua expansão na América Latina, visando bancos, gestores de ativos e intermediários financeiros que buscam infraestrutura de custódia e negociação de nível institucional.
Bancos e fintechs tradicionais estão seguindo o exemplo. O Nubank agora premia os clientes por possuírem USDC. A bolsa B3 do Brasil aprovou os primeiros ETFs XRP e SOL à vista do mundo, à frente dos EUA, em 2025. As bolsas centralizadas, incluindo Mercado Bitcoin, NovaDAX e Binance, listaram coletivamente mais de 200 novos pares de negociação denominados em BRL desde o início de 2024.
Em março de 2025, a fintech brasileira Meliuz se tornou a primeira empresa de capital aberto no país a lançar uma estratégia de acumulação de Bitcoin, agora detendo 320 BTC.
“A adoção de criptomoedas na América Latina já está em escala global. O que o mercado precisa agora é de governança de nível institucional, e é exatamente por isso que estamos aqui”, — Stijn Vander Straeten, CEO do Crypto Finance Group
Caso de uso de remessa criptográfica
A América Latina recebe centenas de bilhões de dólares anualmente de trabalhadores no exterior, tornando as remessas um dos casos de uso de criptomoedas mais concretos e mensuráveis da região. Os serviços de transferência tradicionais cobram em média 6,2% por transação. Em uma transferência de USD 300, são aproximadamente USD 20 em taxas.
A infraestrutura baseada em blockchain oferece, de forma mais ampla, reduções drásticas de taxas. O Bitcoin traz custos para cerca de USD 3,12 por USD 100 transferidos. Embora alternativas mais baratas, como a infraestrutura de camada 2 de XRP ou Ethereum, possam reduzir isso para menos de USD 0,01.
Para um trabalhador migrante que envia USD 1.500 para casa no Perú, mudar de um banco antigo economiza mais do que o salário semanal peruano médio apenas em taxas.
Ambiente regulatório de criptomoedas da LATAM
A variável que mais determinará se a LATAM está à altura de seu potencial de 2026 é a regulação de criptomoedas. E aqui, a imagem é genuinamente mista.
O Brasil lidera a região com sua Lei de Ativos Virtuais, que abrange segregação de ativos, licenciamento VASP, requisitos de AML/KYC e padrões de capital. Também implementou a Regra de Viagem para transferências domésticas do VASP, que entrou em vigor em fevereiro de 2026. No entanto, algumas propostas mais controversas, incluindo um limite de USD 100.000 para transações transfronteiriças de stablecoin e a proibição de transferências de carteira de autocustódia, permanecem sob consulta ativa.
A Lei Fintech de 2018 do México continua sendo um dos primeiros reconhecimentos formais de ativos virtuais do mundo. A Lei Fintech de 2023 do Chile estabeleceu licenças para bolsas, carteiras e emissores de stablecoin, reconhecendo formalmente os ativos digitais como “dinheiro digital”.
A Bolívia reverteu uma proibição de criptomoedas de uma década em junho de 2024 ao autorizar transações regulamentadas de ativos digitais. A Argentina introduziu o registro cambial obrigatório em 2025. E El Salvador continua expandindo as iniciativas econômicas tokenizadas, apesar de remover o status de moeda legal do Bitcoin.
Dez países da região agora têm algum tipo de estrutura formal de criptografia. Mas para os comerciantes, a divergência regulatória continua sendo um risco real e, como o Brasil recebe quase um terço de todo o volume de criptomoedas da América Latina, qualquer reversão significativa de política pode ter consequências descomunais.
O que os traders devem observar
O impulso institucional do Brasil é a tendência estrutural mais significativa. Com um volume de 318,8 bilhões de dólares em cadeia em 2025, o Brasil é efetivamente o mercado da América Latina.
O resultado da consulta da stablecoin no Brasil pode ter uma grande influência. Uma restrição às stablecoins estrangeiras em pagamentos domésticos impactaria diretamente a classe de ativos mais negociada no mercado dominante da região.
A Argentina é o jogo da volatilidade. A penetração mensal de usuários ativos de 12% e 5,4 milhões de downloads de aplicativos criptográficos em 2025 sinalizam um engajamento profundo e crescente do varejo.
A Colômbia é um mercado de alerta precoce a ser observado. A depreciação de 5,3% do peso em 2025 e o aprofundamento da crise fiscal estão impulsionando as entradas de stablecoin em um padrão que reflete a trajetória da Argentina em anos anteriores. Se a situação macro da Colômbia se deteriorar ainda mais, a adoção de criptomoedas poderá acelerar.
Também existe um risco de concentração cambial em jogo. A bolsa de criptomoedas Binance é a principal bolsa para mais de 50% dos usuários de criptomoedas da América Latina. Se a bolsa enfrentar qualquer ação regulatória, interrupção operacional ou choque competitivo, ela poderá ter um impacto enorme no mercado.
Conclusão
O mercado de criptomoedas da América Latina entrou em uma nova fase. Os fatores estruturais que causaram a demanda inicial de criptomoedas na região não desapareceram: inflação, remessas, exclusão financeira e instabilidade cambial ainda estão em jogo.
O que mudou foi a camada que está sendo construída sobre eles. Infraestrutura institucional, estruturas regulatórias, adoção de tesouraria corporativa e capital cambial global fluindo para uma região que era, até recentemente, amplamente independente.
O crescimento de volume de quase -250% do Brasil em 2025 e sua posição de receber quase um terço de todas as criptomoedas da América Latina são os principais desenvolvimentos do mercado. Sua trajetória regulatória, decisões de política de stablecoin e pipeline de ETF definirão efetivamente o tom para a região em 2026.
Para os traders, os principais números de crescimento são reais, assim como os riscos de concentração, as incertezas regulatórias e as divergências em nível de país que estão abaixo deles.
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World’s 3 rd largest e-commerce company PDD Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: PDD) reported Q4 2023 before the US market opened on Wednesday. The Chinese company achieved revenue of $12.519 billion in the last 3 months of 2023 vs. $11.202 billion expected. Revenue was up by 123% year-over-year.
Earnings per share was reported at $2.44 vs. estimate of $1.589 per share. Company overview Founded: 2015 Headquarters: Shanghai, China Number of employees: 12,992 (2022) Industry: Internet, Agriculture Key people: Lei Chen, Jiazhen Zhao CEO commentary "2023 represents a pivotal chapter in our corporate history as we transition towards high-quality development," Lei Chen, Chairman and Co-CEO of PDD Holdings said in a press release to investors. "In 2024, we remain dedicated to further improving consumer experiences, enhancing technology innovations, and generating positive impacts in our communities," Chen looked ahead. Jiazhen Zhao, Executive Director and Co-CEO of the company said this in his note to shareholders: "In the fourth quarter, we saw growing demand driven by encouraging consumer sentiment.
We will continue our high-quality development strategy, stay dedicated to offer great value and exceptional service, and keep building thriving communities that can benefit all." Stock reaction The stock was up by over 3% on Wednesday, trading at $131.80 a share. Stock performance 5 day: +5.92% 1 month: -0.12% 3 months: -11.49% Year-to-date: -11.42% 1 year: +71.47% PDD stock price targets Jefferies Financial Group: $157 The Goldman Sachs Group: $136 Benchmark: $215 UBS Group: $137 CLSA: $114 HSBC: $126 Barclays: $115 Sandford C. Bernstein: $120 JP Morgan Chase & Co.: $120 Morgan Stanley: $120 Bank of America: $112 Citigroup: $125 Nomura: $110 PDD Holdings Inc. is the 72 nd largest company in the world with a market cap of $173.63 billion, according to CompaniesMarketCap.
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It was a busy day in the US today, with investors waiting on the latest policy decision from the Federal Reserve. The Fed left interest rates unchanged at 5.5%, as expected. All three major Indices, Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq finished the trading day at all-time highs for the first time since 8/11/2021.
After the market closing bell, Micron Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: MU) released Q2 of fiscal 2024 financial results and the US semiconductor company did not disappoint. The company reported revenue of $5.824 billion, which was above analyst estimate of $5.347 billion. Earnings per share was reported at $0.42.
Analyst expected Micron to report a loss per share of -$0.253. Company overview Founded: October 5, 1978 Headquarters: Boise, Idaho, United States Number of employees: 43,000 (2023) Industry: Semiconductors Key people: Robert E. Switz (Chairman), Sanjay Mehrotra (President & CEO) CEO commentary "Micron delivered fiscal Q2 results with revenue, gross margin and EPS well above the high-end of our guidance range — a testament to our team’s excellent execution on pricing, products and operations," Sanjay Mehrotra, CEO of Micron said in a statement. "Our preeminent product portfolio positions us well to deliver a strong fiscal second half of 2024.
We believe Micron is one of the biggest beneficiaries in the semiconductor industry of the multi-year opportunity enabled by AI," Mehrotra added. Stock reaction Shares were up by 2.39% at the end of the session on Wednesday at $96.25 a share. The stock rose by over 14% in the after-hours trading as earnings topped expectations.
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Lennar Corporation (NYSE: LEN) has had a good start to 2024 with the share price up by over 11% reaching new all-time highs. On Wednesday, it was time for the US construction company to release the latest financial results for Q1 2024, ending on 29/2/24. Lennar reported revenue of $7.313 billion for the quarter, which was below estimate of $7.39 billion.
Revenue was up by 13% from the same period the year before. Earnings per share topped expectations at $2.57 (up by 25% year-over-year) vs. $2.21 per share expected. Company overview Founded: 1954 Headquarters: Waterford District, unincorporated Miami-Dade County, Florida (Miami, Florida postal address) Number of employees: 12,012 (2022) Industry: Construction Key people: Stuart Miller (Executive Chairman, co-CEO), Jon Jaffe (co-CEO, President), Fred Rothman (COO) Stock reaction Shares were down by 0.28% at the end of Wednesday’s session at $165.50 a share.
The stock fell by around 1% in the after-hours trading. Stock performance 5 day: +2.77% 1 month: +7.56% 3 months: +14.01% Year-to-date: +11.04% 1 year: +65.19% Lennar stock price targets Wedbush: $130 Raymond James: $165 JMP Securities: $170 The Goldman Sachs Group: $158 Royal Bank of Canada: $137 Barclays: $165 Jefferies Financial Group: $117 Wells Fargo & Company: $130 JP Morgan Chase & Co.: $135 Citigroup: $139 UBS Group: $159 Evercore ISI: $164 Bank of America: $120 Lennar Corporation is the 416 th largest company in the world with a market cap of $45.63 billion, according to CompaniesMarketCap. You can trade Lennar Corporation (NYSE: LEN) and many other stocks from the NYSE, NASDAQ, HKEX and ASX with GO Markets as a Share CFD on the MetaTrader 5 platform.
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